Is it normal to have vibration at 70 mph?

Is it normal to have vibration at 70 mph?

Basically they all claimed that the vibration at 70 mph is normal on these Jeeps , which I call Bull Crap cuz I know how this Jeep drove since day one.

When did the vibration in my rig stop?

Also after spending more then 7.5k out of pocket on my dime and wasting a boat load of my time my Rig is 110% cured guys. Just recently I had a rear driveshaft ordered on Jun 25 and the part finally got here in late October, so after installing the 2nd rear driveshaft the issue still continued.

Is the vibration gone from my Cherokee SRT8?

So after work today I went on some spirited driving and and finally hit the sweet spot of that Damn 70 mph vibration and surprise the vibration is all gone. I also did some nice rips up to 130 mph and my rig is solid and driving like it never did before.

What causes a Jeep Wrangler to vibrate at 60 mph?

This article will cover most of the possible causes of vibrations and what you need to determine to properly diagnose each. The most common cause for Jeep Wranglers to vibrate are improperly balanced tires. Other causes can be any of the following:

What kind of vibrations does a Jeep Grand Cherokee have?

Love the Jeep Hate the Vibrations. The low pitched rumbling and vibrations startsat 70 mph, worst at 75mmph, gone by 80mph. Definitely worse when going uphill, when they can start at 60 – 65. The dealer replaced the driveshaft — no change at all. I have a Laredo and I think the wheels are aluminum. Any other ideas?

So after work today I went on some spirited driving and and finally hit the sweet spot of that Damn 70 mph vibration and surprise the vibration is all gone. I also did some nice rips up to 130 mph and my rig is solid and driving like it never did before.

Basically they all claimed that the vibration at 70 mph is normal on these Jeeps , which I call Bull Crap cuz I know how this Jeep drove since day one.

What causes your steering wheel to vibrate while driving?

Bald Tires Cause Very Bad Vibrations. If your tires are so worn that the ridges on the tread are smoothed out or steel fibers are showing through the rubber anywhere, change your tires immediately. Bald tires will definitely cause your steering wheel to vibrate and your car to shake.

Is the vibration on a Jeep Commander bad?

The vibration doesn’t sound as bad as yours — my seat doesn’t move — but it is annoying and makes the feel of driving the car very unpleasant. Everytime you step on the gas, if rumbles and vibrates. I have it too on my Commander with the HEMI. At around 70 it kicks in. Annoying as hell.

Why does my Jeep Grand Cherokee shake when I accelerate?

If your Jeep Grand Cherokee is shaking when accelerating, it’s something that should not be ignored. While the vibration can be annoying, it is often indicative of a serious problem. Vehicle speed matters when you feel a vibration. Different problems are going to show themselves when driving at different speeds.

Why does my car vibrate at 65 mph?

There are multiple problems that can cause a car to vibrate at speeds of 65 mph and above. The best solution is to methodically go through the problem areas that could cause this condition. If the suspension on your vehicle is out of alignment, it may cause the wheels to vibrate at certain speeds.

What makes a steering wheel shake at 70 mph?

What Makes a Steering Wheel Shake at 70 MPH? The most common reasons for a steering wheel to shake at 70 miles per hour are uneven tire wear and a small bend in the wheel. The vibration is felt in the steering wheel as the harmonic frequency of the rotating tire exceeds the dampening capabilities of the car’s suspension.

Do you get a vibration at 65 mph?

There is a very minor vibration below 65 but becomes very pronounced approaching 65 lessens by 70 gets bad again ~75. It’s a rather sudden onset and will continue if I maintain 65 mph. It does get worse from say 60 to 65 and 70 to 75, so yes it does get worse with acceleration.

What makes a truck vibrate at 70 miles per hour?

Truck vibrates at 70-75 miles per hour in the front end. Truck vibrates in front end at 70-75 miles per hour. Just driving does not vibrate when breaking. I have had the breaks checked and they are fine as well as had front aligned. What would cause this? Only vibrates it feels like in front end at this speed. I have had tires balanced and rotated.

Do you get a humming feeling at 65 mph?

It’s a rather sudden onset and will continue if I maintain 65 mph. It does get worse from say 60 to 65 and 70 to 75, so yes it does get worse with acceleration. I don’t feel it in the steering wheel as much as in the body of the vehicle itself. The only humming I have heard recently has been associated with turning at low speed, right or left.

What does the front end of a truck vibrate?

Vibrates feels like in the front end. Auto shop says breaks are fine, front end in alignment, tires are rotated and balanced air pressure has been checked. Drives fine until you hit 70 miles per hour and then it will vibrate unless you speed up past 75 then it goes away at any speed past 75, so just does it 70-75 miles per hour.

When do you feel the most vibration in your car?

The vibration or shuddering is most noticeable at highway/freeway speeds. I suspect that it’s there when driving around town but not as noticeable at slower speeds and/or starts and stops.

Also after spending more then 7.5k out of pocket on my dime and wasting a boat load of my time my Rig is 110% cured guys. Just recently I had a rear driveshaft ordered on Jun 25 and the part finally got here in late October, so after installing the 2nd rear driveshaft the issue still continued.

What causes a vibration in the front end of a car?

If the original weights have been removed or are missing, an annoying vibration or shake may result at certain speeds or when driving on rough roads. Clunks, groans and squeaks that only occur during acceleration, deceleration, sudden speed changes or when encountering bumps usually point to loose, worn or deteriorated suspension components.

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