What Causes High-Speed Vibration After Replacing 4 Tires?
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Reasons for high-speed vibration after replacing 4 tires: wheel rim out-of-roundness, driveshaft deformation. Wheel rim out-of-roundness: Usually, if the tire suffers a strong impact, it can cause the wheel rim to become out-of-round. This issue is more common with flatter tires. If the wheel rim is out-of-round, it is almost impossible to restore it to its original shape. For safety reasons, it is better to replace the wheel hub. Driveshaft deformation: For rear-wheel-drive vehicles, if the car has been involved in a collision or scraped against hard objects such as curbs or rocks, the driveshaft bolts may become loose or even fall off. If there is an issue with the driveshaft, the vibration sensation during acceleration will be more noticeable.