Reasons for Severe Engine Vibration?

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SanJayden
07/29/25 8:50pm
Here are the explanations for severe engine vibration: 1. Tire-related issues. The first possible cause is poor tire balance, which requires a prompt four-wheel alignment and dynamic balancing. If the vehicle doesn't pull to one side, a simple tire dynamic balancing may suffice. 2. Another more serious condition could be due to deformed wheel rims, which requires inspection at a professional repair shop. This situation generally occurs in vehicles that have been in use for a long time. Typically, when replacing new tires or new wheel rims, a tire balance should be performed. Otherwise, uneven weight distribution can easily cause steering wheel vibration. Body vibration affects both driving comfort and handling judgment. 3. The third scenario is caused by deformed or unbalanced drive shafts, which is more common in vehicles that have experienced undercarriage collisions. Idle speed body vibration is a condition frequently encountered by many car owners.
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