I just took a look at the wheels, (it's cold out there) there's no ding's or dents on the wheels. I called and made an appointment for tomarrow at 10am. I'll keep you guys posted.

 

BALANCE!! You've more than likely thrown a weight.

 

I was driving home last night, and as soon as I got up to 50 miles an hour, the whole car started shaking.

It doesn't shake under 50 though. I thaught it could be my tire pressure, so I put some more air in this morning, but I still have that same problem.

Any thaught on this?

 

have someone do a balance check on all 4 tires.....also check for possibly a belt in the tires seperating

 

Didn't someone just ask this last week??? Could be wheel balance, alignment, tires on their way out, or warped rotors. I'd check in that order.

 

i always had that problem with the stock tires on the lancer, then i got new tires and had them balanced and everything and have had no problems since ** october 2003 **

But, definatly check the blanace of the tires first.

 

Yeah, didn't look enough I guess

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...threadid=59336

 

That's right, that's the one where the guy had a vague title (help asap) so I added words to the title. One of my pet peeves. I'll merge this with it and keep your title.

 

Fixed my problem A chunck of ice was stuck in my driver side spring

 

You might take a cue from Blaze. Ice and snow packed into your wheels, wheel wells, or suspension can give a nasty shake at highway speed. I live in Buffalo, and it happens to me pretty often this winter. I never notice until I'm up around 50 or more, and by then I can't do anything until I get to the next exit. Hopefull that's all you need- nothing beats a free fix.

 

Im surprised the heat from the rotors or the engine bay doesnt melt the ice quickly...

 

It's been -20 celcius for the past week here, plus the windchill cause when driving... That's probably why.

 

Those of us lucky enough to know what "lake effect" snow is (like I bet they do in Cleveland) know that snow and slush require lots of kicking and frequent washes. Not to mention the road salt and resulting rust-- That part of our warranties is void up here... I dream of southern California.

 

Yum, looks like school mash potatoes with gravy.

 

sounds like you lost a wheel weight or possibly got a tire that is seperating (the inner threads coming apart)

if they put them on a balancer they will be able to tell