1221 N Central Expressway Richardson, TX 75080
As a car owner, you likely want your vehicle to be safe and easy to drive for added peace of mind. If your car starts to vibrate or shake while it's operating, you may not know what's causing the problem or if it'll get worse. It's essential to have a technician check the parts to uncover any issues. A few causes of a car are shaking to make it easier to know where to inspect.
Some of the parts in your wheels may make it more difficult for your car to operate smoothly if they're loose or damaged. Take a close look at the wheel bearings, ball joints, and tie rod ends. The lug nuts may also be loose, which prevents the wheel from moving securely. It may be difficult to steer the car or maneuver if wheel problems are present, which can put your safety at risk.
This is also when you can check out the tires to determine if they're out of balance or misaligned. They may also be losing air and need to be inflated, which means you should check the PSI. A technician can also look for any holes or tears that are causing air to leak out.
Check under the hood to take a closer look at the spark plugs to look at the connections and parts. They may need to be replaced if they look worn or used for 80,000 to 100,000 miles. If everything looks like it's in good condition, check the air filter, which may be clogged with dirt and grime. The engine isn't getting enough oxygen if the air filter is blocking the airflow under the hood.
Many people drive around without realizing their axles are broken, preventing the wheels from moving securely. The axles can bend or become dented if you drive over something in the road or if you're involved in a minor collision. The CV joints and driveshaft may also be in poor condition or damaged.
The brake pads can cause the vehicle to shake every time you put your foot on the brake pedal if the pads are worn and don't have enough stopping power. The brake pads last around 50,000 miles, depending on how well you drive and if you have aggressive habits behind the wheel. The front brake pads are likely more worn down than the back because more weight is applied to the entire car each time it slows down or stops. A proper diagnosis is necessary to discover what repairs are needed to restore the car's operation.
Contact our service team in Richardson today to discover what may be causing your car to shake to ensure the necessary repairs are performed.
* Indicates a required field
