Questions & Answers for: Buick LeSabre shaking in my car

...car seems to shake alot when i get it up past 65 mph .the shaking seems to come from the eigine. check your tyres and wheel alignment and wheel balance if all that is good inspect your engine mounts ...

...shaking (not chugging). Either slow down below 40 or hold above 50. No problems coasting or braking. Doesn't matter what gear car is in. Bearings are good. Doesn't shake at any other speed or ...

when I shake my back tire it moves, what part do I need? the real reson when you shake the car right to left it moves and makin aknockin noise also will do it whe the car is jacked up no weight on the

Steering Wheel Shakes Above 58 MPH my steering wheel shakes rapidly half and inch back and forth. The car has 146K miles. ball joints do you have fix a flt or slime in your tires or tie rod end

...car with exactly the same problem. Begins shaking at 40mph and stops shaking as soon as you let off the gas, but then begins again as soon as you press on the gas and smooths out as you get over 50. ...

...car and it hasn't been aligned yet but it should have at least gotten better I would have thought. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. TY Amanda In Confusion in WY You don't have the year or ...

car shake when stoping if shaking is in steering wheel this indicates that the front discs are warped and need skimming or replacing. if shaking is a pulsing shake from the wheels this indicates a ...

...shaking between 45-50 MPH. It also jerks the car back and forth if you keep the accelerator pressed. The shaking/jerking stops as soon as the accelerator is let up on or if you gun it the ...

...replaced i even checked the motor mount on the passenger side, if i let up off the gas it stopes shaking. let me tell ya when it shakes it feels like the wheel is going to fall off. so what do i ...

car starts shaking 40 mph as soon as hit 41 it shakes real bad Bad wheel bearing or out of balance wheel? Might bring it by an alignment shop and have them test drive it to pin point the problem.