What happens when I hit a bump in the road?
When I hit a bump in the road w/ my car, the radio stops playing music. The face of the radio is still lit up and has power, however no sound comes out of the speakers. Turns back on and then does the same thing agian
Why does my car have a bumpy ride?
Tires are usually the first thing to check if your car’s ride feels strange. Rough, bumpy rides can be due to bad tire alignment, incorrect air pressure – too low, too high, different pressures in each tire – or even the tires not being mounted properly. Worst case scenario could be the rims themselves have become damaged or warped.
Why does my front end Shimmy after hitting a bump?
Try to make a note of the conditions heading into the bump, as well as the shimmy that followed. THE SHIMMY: What’s causing the shimmy after hitting a bump? Generally, several vehicle conditions can cause vibrations, from worn suspension parts to brakes and transmissions to tires.
Why does my Kal Tire Shimmy after I hit a bump?
Whether you slid into the sidewalk or didn’t see a dip in the road because of the snow, it may be cause for concern if your front end is shimmying after you hit a bump. It’ll help our mechanics to know what kind of bump you hit. Was it a pothole?
What to do when you feel a bump in your car?
Stop at a station and use their gauge to check…or buy a good air gauge for yourself. Check the pressure in all four tires and then check the struts. Put both hands on a corner of the car…put your weight on to the fender and bounce the car.
How fast do you go over speed bumps?
It sounds like the suspension, but the age and mileage seem low for suspension. How fast do you go over speed bumps or other big road bumps? If you go too fast (say 25 mph), the suspension will wear out faster. I hate to be Captain Obvious, but…
What causes a car to have a bumpy ride?
Tires are usually the first culprit to investigate when your vehicle’s motion feels off. Bumpy rides can be either due to the tire alignment, air pressure, or even the tires being inappropriately secured.