Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!

 

On 25 Jul 2006 09:07:15 -0700, "teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
>speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
>had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
>mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
>noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
>Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
>all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
>be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!

Without checking the front end, the only thing I can do is take an educated
guess. Chances are, it's tire imbalance. You can get it balanced for a few
bucks and ease your mind.

If the shaking worsens, even a little, it's more likely to be something
loose in the front end. In that case, you need to get it checked out pronto.
--
Bob

 

On 25 Jul 2006 09:07:15 -0700, "teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
>speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
>had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
>mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
>noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
>Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
>all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
>be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!

Without checking the front end, the only thing I can do is take an educated
guess. Chances are, it's tire imbalance. You can get it balanced for a few
bucks and ease your mind.

If the shaking worsens, even a little, it's more likely to be something
loose in the front end. In that case, you need to get it checked out pronto.
--
Bob

 

On 25 Jul 2006 09:07:15 -0700, "teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
>speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
>had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
>mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
>noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
>Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
>all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
>be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!

Without checking the front end, the only thing I can do is take an educated
guess. Chances are, it's tire imbalance. You can get it balanced for a few
bucks and ease your mind.

If the shaking worsens, even a little, it's more likely to be something
loose in the front end. In that case, you need to get it checked out pronto.
--
Bob

 

"Bob Adkins" <bobad@charter.net> wrote in message
news:clhcc2t902i3ar3tecl070ar5hlmmmpoij@4ax.com...
> On 25 Jul 2006 09:07:15 -0700, "teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
> >speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
> >had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
> >mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
> >noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
> >Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
> >all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
> >be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
>
> Without checking the front end, the only thing I can do is take an
educated
> guess. Chances are, it's tire imbalance. You can get it balanced for a few
> bucks and ease your mind.
>

I'll weigh in with Bob that the first thing to look at is wheel balance.
Did you put a spare tire on when you had the flat, or get the tire repaired?
Either way, like Bob says, it only costs a few bucks for tire balancing. If
you haven't had it done since you got the car (new?), then it would be very
advisable to have it done.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

"Bob Adkins" <bobad@charter.net> wrote in message
news:clhcc2t902i3ar3tecl070ar5hlmmmpoij@4ax.com...
> On 25 Jul 2006 09:07:15 -0700, "teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
> >speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
> >had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
> >mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
> >noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
> >Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
> >all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
> >be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
>
> Without checking the front end, the only thing I can do is take an
educated
> guess. Chances are, it's tire imbalance. You can get it balanced for a few
> bucks and ease your mind.
>

I'll weigh in with Bob that the first thing to look at is wheel balance.
Did you put a spare tire on when you had the flat, or get the tire repaired?
Either way, like Bob says, it only costs a few bucks for tire balancing. If
you haven't had it done since you got the car (new?), then it would be very
advisable to have it done.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

"Bob Adkins" <bobad@charter.net> wrote in message
news:clhcc2t902i3ar3tecl070ar5hlmmmpoij@4ax.com...
> On 25 Jul 2006 09:07:15 -0700, "teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
> >speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
> >had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
> >mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
> >noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
> >Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
> >all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
> >be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
>
> Without checking the front end, the only thing I can do is take an
educated
> guess. Chances are, it's tire imbalance. You can get it balanced for a few
> bucks and ease your mind.
>

I'll weigh in with Bob that the first thing to look at is wheel balance.
Did you put a spare tire on when you had the flat, or get the tire repaired?
Either way, like Bob says, it only costs a few bucks for tire balancing. If
you haven't had it done since you got the car (new?), then it would be very
advisable to have it done.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

Shimmy at one certain speed but not at others I have observed to often be
tire balance. Sure, get the front end and struts checked - don't they have
annual state safety inspections where you live btw ? - but you youself know
how the tires look, and how many miles on them. If you need tires, you could
still need some else as well of course. Miles on car and tires????

"teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1153843635.510129.294080@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
> speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
> had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
> mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
> noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
> Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
> all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
> be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
>

 

Shimmy at one certain speed but not at others I have observed to often be
tire balance. Sure, get the front end and struts checked - don't they have
annual state safety inspections where you live btw ? - but you youself know
how the tires look, and how many miles on them. If you need tires, you could
still need some else as well of course. Miles on car and tires????

"teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1153843635.510129.294080@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
> speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
> had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
> mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
> noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
> Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
> all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
> be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
>

 

Shimmy at one certain speed but not at others I have observed to often be
tire balance. Sure, get the front end and struts checked - don't they have
annual state safety inspections where you live btw ? - but you youself know
how the tires look, and how many miles on them. If you need tires, you could
still need some else as well of course. Miles on car and tires????

"teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1153843635.510129.294080@m79g2000cwm.googlegr oups.com...
> Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
> speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
> had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
> mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
> noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
> Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
> all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
> be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
>

 

I had the same problem and new wheel balancing
and rotation took care of the issue. Cost me $35.

Tom

 

I had the same problem and new wheel balancing
and rotation took care of the issue. Cost me $35.

Tom

 

I had the same problem and new wheel balancing
and rotation took care of the issue. Cost me $35.

Tom

 

Thanks so much for the advice. I will go ahead and the get tires
balanced and see if that helps at all. I'll be sure to let you all know
what happens! Thanks
Bob Adkins wrote:
> On 25 Jul 2006 09:07:15 -0700, "teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
> >speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
> >had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
> >mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
> >noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
> >Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
> >all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
> >be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
>
> Without checking the front end, the only thing I can do is take an educated
> guess. Chances are, it's tire imbalance. You can get it balanced for a few
> bucks and ease your mind.
>
> If the shaking worsens, even a little, it's more likely to be something
> loose in the front end. In that case, you need to get it checked out pronto.
> --
> Bob

 

Thanks so much for the advice. I will go ahead and the get tires
balanced and see if that helps at all. I'll be sure to let you all know
what happens! Thanks
Bob Adkins wrote:
> On 25 Jul 2006 09:07:15 -0700, "teri" <flyygyrltyme@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi I have a 2000 Hyundai Accent that has started to shake when I reach
> >speeds of 65mph and stops at about 73 or 74 mph. This started when we
> >had a flat driver's side tire. Our muffle just went bad and while the
> >mechanic had the car we asked him to check out the shaking. He said he
> >noticed it but that we need new tires and that would take care of that.
> >Before we go out and buy new tires though I want to make sure that's
> >all it could be. If anyone has had a similar problem your advice would
> >be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!!
>
> Without checking the front end, the only thing I can do is take an educated
> guess. Chances are, it's tire imbalance. You can get it balanced for a few
> bucks and ease your mind.
>
> If the shaking worsens, even a little, it's more likely to be something
> loose in the front end. In that case, you need to get it checked out pronto.
> --
> Bob