4 Common Types of Car Vibrations. What They Mean and How to Fix Them

A Master Automobile Technician Shares 4 very common car vibrations in modern cars, What they mean and most importantly How to fix them.
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0:00 Intro
0:44 High Speed Vibrations
4:31 Vibration While Braking
7:10 Vibration On Acceleration
9:27 Wheel Bearing Vibration

[@rightlanehog3151]

AMD, Ever since I switched to a vehicle made by Toyota, I have had nothing but good vibrations from my car. 🤩 The one exception was the noise from the cheap Goodyear tires that came from the factory. 🤨

[@Arman-tm1kz]

Goodyear from factory? I only know two Toyota's that can come with Goodyear out the factory.. which region do you live and what Toyota do you have?

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@Arman-tm1kz Goodyear RSA in 2005

[@blackcoffee730]

My Highlander came with them. Never been a fan and continue to not be.

[@unitedhybrid187]

I love the Bridgestones that came stock on mine. Absolutely no issues. I thought I would need to replace them with my go-tos, Pirelli or Falken when I got my new car as any other car I've had, it's always the cheapest, softest tire with bo grip in the rain they put on my default. Nope. I lucked out.

[@christianlail7266]

I really like our hankook dynapro hp2 tires on our rav. I’ve had Kelley (cheap Goodyears here at least) as well as General Tire highway tires and a front set of some Goodyears. The hankook ones are the best followed by the GT highway tires.

[@pgreenx]

My favorite videos on this channel are where you do not ever touch a car. I get so much helpful info from just listening!

[@davidfernandez4731]

I agree

[@jonathanpgentry]

Hum. I like watching him work.

[@JetGemezz]

Straight to the point...no endless bla bla...highly appreciated!...Thank YOU!!

[@d.t.1470]

Well spoken. This gentleman is a real mechanic. Sadly the odds of anyone finding such a person or garage is near zero. Actually I believe it is below zero. What almost always happens is a total incompetent needlessly changes parts, charges an outrageous fee (usually hidden in the parts bill) and goes on to live an upper class life of luxury and the customer then returns to this jerk because the problem was never actually fixed and next he claims you have a new problem.

[@The_Dark_Knight_Forever]

💯🔥

[@javidmirza4584]

Which is why any problems visit your dealership. They won’t cheat on you cause they’re liable for any damages after their work. Plus bad PR if something isn’t fixed properly

[@d.t.1470]

With all due respect you are wrong. Dealers get less reimbursement from a manufacturer than on a non-warranty repair. You're only recourse is small claims court. Good luck if you go that route. Reputation? Good luck again on having a meaningful impact. They have every incentive to due nothing or pretend they did something@@javidmirza4584

[@ketchup521]

Upper class life of luxury? At the peak I would say a mechanic could make 150k MAX and thats after 25+ years of experience. The reason there are no good mechanics is because they are abused, tools are the most expensive out of any trade, and people are distrustful of them (for good reason).

[@deeeyewhy5949]

Odds can’t be below zero and there are people who have AMD as their mechanic. So that means the odds you have a mechanic that is a as good as amd are about 1/8,000,000

[@kevinyoung2431]

The rubber components, tires and bushings on my 2002 Tundra had dry rotted from age and a decade of exposure to extreme heat while parked on a sun drenched concrete parking pad... I didn't realize the severity of the problem until I had to make an emergency stop to avoid hitting a Prius that turned in front of at the last second. I spent a year chasing down vibrations, I replaced the tires, the shocks, the drive & carrier bearing, steering rack bushings, upper & lower control arms and ball joints. All of these changes made a huge improvement, but I still had an annoying vibration... it turns out that I had a bad set of tires. The dealer replaced my tires, and except for occasional flat spotting from sitting - the vibration is gone.

[@redditor001]

I think I’m in the same boat.

[@ozzesty7314]

Good tires can make a hell of a difference.

[@kevinyoung2431]

@@ozzesty7314 Indeed they can... the strange thing is that the new set of Michelins I bought after the near accident were unbalanceable. It took 11 months, but I finally convinced the tire dealer to replace them with a new set of Michelin tires - all is well now.

[@AAAPMC]

69 years old and still learning. Thanks to high end mechanics like yourself. Regards Peter

[@Schrimpieman]

So glad you specified Harmonics, and overtightened lug nuts. Hate those mechanics being trigger-happy with impact air wrenches.

[@dougrobinson8602]

If you have a bad wheel bearing, replace the bearing on the other side at the same time. Usually when a bearing starts failing, the other one is on the way out. BTW, I had a bad front wheel bearing on my MKII VW GTI that made more noise when it was unloaded. I replaced the other side, and it didn't improve. Lesson learned.

[@chrispapanastasopoulos9192]

On some dirt roads they spray some stuff that may have cement in it to pack down the road. If you go over when this is still wet you get a build up of hardened dirt on the inside of your rim. You have to clean this stuff out. I live in Michigan.

[@rbs427]

I had a vibration I felt in my seat in my 1988 Mustang GT after I had a dealer replace the ring and pinion. Long story short, the center post lift they had hit the driveshaft and bent it. I chased it for two years and spent $2500 trying to fix it. They hid the damage and tried to balance it out with a hose clamp and wheel weights. But can’t fix a bend. So a shop saw that and replaced the driveshaft and all the leaking seals and it was all fixed. Great video.

[@christianlail7266]

Would like to recommend having your tires roadforce balanced as well when installing new. It takes a bit longer but I’ve done many a set on vehicles that had other shops mount them for the customer. If whoever does the work knows what there doing and has a good machine it works great 👍

[@toyama__tokanawa]

Former LS460 owner here. Went through parts cannon hell to fix wheel bearing shake. It's rare to see a mechanic willing to do diagnostics nowdays Thank you for your videos, AMD! I learned the hard way...

[@rightlanehog3151]

A lot of us have learned the hard way throwing our hard earned money at half-____ed mechanics. I finally have a good mechanic who is a an ex-Toyota tech like AMD.

[@jims2507]

Where is this mechanic (city/state)?@@rightlanehog3151

[@markthomas6980]

I had a Vibration that happened around 40 miles an hour.. I went and had my tires rotated and it went away. RAM 1500. I was thrilled.

[@edp128128]

I had a vibration only when my wife is in the car. It happens when she yells loudly.

[@chrispapanastasopoulos9192]

Tell the other guy to get out

[@nhubui5452]

When she yells you should be happy ( the trouble stays with her?)

[@zhaoliao5153]

Watching your videos gives me a great review, Iam a 15 year Toyota master tech, it is very useful when hearing different perspectives of diagnostic from different tech. Good a good day.

[@panagiotisharos9625]

Regards from Athens Greece...take care...❤

[@ahmongus]

Your detail on vibration on acceleration is right on point. Just recently changed the passenger side cv axle on my 3rd gen Sienna because of that reason. One of the joint was loose. I didn't realized it to the point the vibration even caused two of the 12mm screws mounting the bracket on the right engine mount to become loose which worsen the vibration. It runs smooth again after tightening the screws and replaced the axle.

[@mahmadoable]

You are a hero. I have RX350 2008, vibration on acceleration, noticed the slight movement in axle bearing bracket p side, seen 5 mechanics no one related the issue to the bearing bracket and i still have the vibration till today.

[@DogMad1200]

I knew all this, just from experience {50+yrs behind the wheel} and I drive a '64 Merc with manual 4 wheel drum brakes, do all the maintenance myself as I don't trust shops to fix it right, I also refer to it as ... my car talks to me, if you listen for sounds and feel what's happening, that's your car talking to you, so turn down that radio and listen, but shared with everyone I know who don't know what's what with they're vehicles, well done Bro and THX for the explanations

[@TahoeKing]

One other vibration that specifically happens when the car is idling (more so when the engine is cold after a long stop, like overnight), which usually means engine mounts

[@haboubia]

I have that issue but when I put the car in drive when I'm stopped. Do you think it's the engine mounts ?

[@TahoeKing]

​​@@haboubiaprobably, but you also need to check transmission mounts too... I usually change all of them together

[@haboubia]

@@TahoeKing Thank you !

[@cenccenc946]

Fj cruiser owner. I installed mud tires and a 3 inch lift. I had horrible vibrations, far beyond what could be expected from that combo. Yea, I know. I paid extra for all those symptoms, which made diagnosis of the problem near impossible (mud tires make noise, E rated tires are hard, they don't balance, etc). Finally, I was unhappy with the lift for other reasons. Mostly terrible handling on washboard dirt roads. Replaced all the shocks and front springs with a better lift kit, and all the problems went away. It simply did not like the entry level bilstean shocks. Went to iron man foam cell pros all around, and it is awsome, and kept the same icon progressive springs in back. However, I sure got a crash course in all the those noises / vibrations and what they mean. Unfortunately, each one was checked by my mechanic in the process of elimination, and we never suspected the shocks as the source. Especially considering how many people use them on FJs. On the bright side, that cheap lift kit helped me work out what I really wanted from a suspension system, and what I wanted to do with my FJ. Mostly overland, driving hours of dirt roads.

[@anthonyboria5738]

Another great video from the Master! Nobody does it like Amd!! I had a vibration from my sieze..brake caliper where my is300 was making vibration and would travel to the wheel, but not only that it would move the car on its own! This vibration took me a while to figure out and at high speeds up to 60 miles an hr it would start! But what really led to it in my believe is that I forgot to add the shims! On a routine brake pad job on the front and eventually over time it cause my brake caliper piston to lock and! What was sad that lexus dealership when they discovered it after they did my timming belt they gave me my vehicle back knowing this and even after they figure it out and they put the new calipers on front and fixed the problems and the vibration went away and the car would go on its own but didn't bother to tell me that I didn't have shims! Really disappointing! Because I went I. For a timming belt replacement and they gave me my car back and it didn't move on its own! So I turned back around ask them y was this happening and thats when they discovered it and then I was informed and then I purchased the new calipers as I stated and they installed them but didn't again tell me that there was no shims if everyone can follow what im saying for all is300 owners beware of the toyota lexus dealerships go to amed he will not cut corners and inform you 100 percent! He deserves his own dealerships toyota lexus and scion and all techs that work for him they will know from the Best please support his channel 🙏 1 of the biggest carcarenut fans!!! May the lord keep amed and bless TCCN!

[@_olamilekan]

20yrs+ isn't a joke from a Master technician ❤❤❤❤ Great work man

[@anthonyrosado9753]

2022 4runner vibrating between 60-75. Toyota Road forced balance the tires more than 3x and ended up changing the tires from Dunlop to Michelin under warranty. Still vibrating….

[@jimharrington7532]

Best car channel on KZbin..You are the most brilliant technician ever..Keeping us informed.

[@brbert02]

Just had an inner CV go bad on my 07 ES 350 and it was exactly like you described, fluttering when accelerating, at first only around 75 mph, let off the gas and it goes away. After a little while it became fluttering while accelerating at any speed over 55. All 3 of the bearings on the spider were worn. Thanks for these videos!

[@bfrost7]

i gotta play the lotto, this man solved an issue i was having and it's serendipitous it dropped today.

[@aross924]

Almost at 1 million subs. Hope we get a special video/party for that milestone

[@seanpop2886]

Drive on most Southern California streets... It's not just potholes, they actually cut deep holes in the freeway. Bye bye suspension.

[@theredscourge]

Now with steer by wire, you might no longer feel front suspension vibrations in the steering wheel, unless somehow that feedback can come through the lane assist if it is enabled.

[@MattExzy]

This is great info. I've been an audience for car videos for a decade, nothing much before has been this informative and concise. Genuinely learnt some new stuff here.

[@jdr03272]

We just bought a 2021 Toyota Tundra 1794 CrewMax with 44k miles. Truck is in great shape but it had that back and forth steering wheel vibration that starts at about 50 mph and starts to go away around 70 and is pretty much gone by 80. Took it to the shop and had them balanced and rotated And it got rid of about 90% of it. Apparently nitto Ridge grapplers are famous for this? Wearing unevenly?

[@richard1835]

This is a great learning channel on automobiles , especially Toyota vehicles. Thank you

[@singular9]

Right on time. Needed this one a few weeks back on my camry, hope it helps everyone else too. Vibrations are scary.

[@waltercruz-escobar8017]

Another vibration to mention is vibration at idle or while accelerating that could be attributed to bad motor mounts. I've seen a couple newer Corollas with complaints of excessive vibration due to a bad transmission mount.

[@stevewilson5929]

AMD, another very helpful video 🙂 Thank you

[@brent1387]

Wow!!!! What a great video on car vibrations….This should be required viewing in tech school…Saves time and money both for the tech and the customer….Thank-you!!!!

[@andresj.annunziatas.5769]

You’re the doctors for cars!

[@phillipcooley83]

This channel's right up there with SMA in my opinion. Some great information.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Eric does an excellent job. 🙌🙌It is real compliment to AMD that he has overtaken SMA's subscriber total in such a short time.

[@AliyevRashid]

The 5th vibration: when you feel vibration on pedals, it's engine's (or sometimes gearbox's) pillows. By time, they shrink and motor vibrations become more.

[@williammrdeza9445]

Great summary of symptoms, AMD. I hope I don't need to go through this anytime soon with my 2019 Tacoma, but it is good information to know. I have dealt with some of the issues you described in other vehicles and recognized a number of the symptoms you described that were ultimately associated with the eventual repair. You are correct, diagnosing vibrations is sometimes an art form!

[@EfficientRVer]

Around 10 years ago, I went through about 5 front left wheel bearing assemblies on an Olds Silhouette minivan. Each time, it was a totally different noise, but the common denominator was that it was tied to speed of the vehicle, not engine rpm, what gear the car was in, uphill, downhill, etc except that it was much reduced by turning left and unloading it, made worse by turning right or braking to load it up. All previous wheel bearing failures on an assortment of cars over the decades, had sounded almost the same as each other, a repeating "womp" or "wah" or grinding sound repeating according to wheel speed. But on the minivan, it was anything from that, to a more continuous roar, to a more continuous grinding, to a hard clicking sound. Different every time. First two times, had a shop install bearings I purchased, including one OEM (ACDelco) and one cheapie. Next two, I installed myself, different allegedly USA-made cheapies probably from China. The final one, I paid up for a TImken with hologram seal on the box and installed it myself. Zero problems after that. I almost wonder whether the shop kept the ACDelco and put in a cheapie, because the original part lasted a very long time before the problems started, and the replacement original part lasted a few months. At least I got really good at replacing wheel bearings myself, and did replace the other side with TImken when it also went bad.

[@josephmorgan4616]

Timken, SKF and National bearings are more expensive because they are much better quality

[@steveasher9239]

Very timely. thanks. I'm trying to understand a vibration right now. Have to watch again and again and think about it.

[@bowhunter182]

Love the channel...Your knowledge of Toyota is impressive...on CV axles.Can you rebuild the factory Toyota axle? If so,is there a kit and is it just the bearing and boot? Thank You!

[@07734YYC]

Thank you AMD, very educational video. I learned a lot today. Too bad I don't live anywhere near your shop. Keep up the good work! 👍😊

[@jlawr4427]

One of my favorite videos among his excellent others. Even I can DIY this enough to give accurate info to my mechanic. Thanx.

[@user-bt8ip7ry4r]

Always very informative, thanks!

[@jdesaavedra0432]

AMD, thank you for sharing this information. 10 years ago my 2006 Highlander was making horrible grinding noises at low speeds. All 4 tires were badly cupped. I went to the tire store to replace them and they tried telling me they were chopped from bad wheel bearings. As a lifelong DIY I called BS. They then told me I needed new struts. I checked and none were loose or leaking. BS again! I replaced the tires with Bridgestones. They were out of round and I used the replacement policy. The new tires wore and rode poorly and by the time I had 90K, I replaced them with Michelins. No more problems, and they went 70k miles with no issues, no chopping, no cupping. It was the crappy tires all along. The car now has 198,000 miles and I'm looking to replace the lower control arms for the bushings. I will check my alignment DIY and will continue driving this great car for the forseeable future. Thanks for all you do to keep up DIY'ers sharp.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Michelin is the king of tires the way Toyota is the king of cars.🏅🏅🏅🏅

[@dippersanchez6744]

You forgot an important one. Vibration while idle.

[@moose354]

Another great video, Ahmad. I had a Toyota truck have a clunk with a vibration while coasting to a stop. I was a drive shaft U-joint.

[@lclaurindo]

Thanks for the video. I'm experiencing vibration on the steering wheel at highway speeds, and that was very informative.

[@danielhanna160]

This is a great Video! So informative. Thank you! I've literally been chasing a bearing sound on my LS460. That Growling is so prominent in the quiet interior of that car. I discovered yesterday that the tires are feathered but I'll get my dealership to confirm at the next service

[@DecrepitBiden]

Zero vibration on my 2020 CRV Hybrid, at any speed. I always dodge potholes & curbs (right hand turn). Always find a smooth spot for all 4 tires. I've seen drivers (Uber/Lyft) who just plows through potholes. Their vehicles rattles, creaks, squeaks, & overall not solid like my car.

[@BUY_YOUTUBE_VIEWS_d114]

Props to the person behind the camera. You captured everything perfectly!

[@josephkeylich9552]

Bless you for sharing your knowledge!

[@alannguyen5050]

This is wonderful advice. Thank you so much for all your videos!

[@jdub976]

I feel like this video was made for me lol I always have something going with the road conditions in my area. Drives me crazy. Thank you for the video.

[@PowerElectronic]

Congrats for the channel. I've been watching for a long time, and the consistency and quality of your work and your team's work never disappoints. One quick question, can you recommend a rubber pad for jack stands to use in the side pinch weld lifting points? because the one that I use does not have a deep enough v to clear the pinch weld. Saludos desde España!

[@gr8gator95]

Thank you for the video. How about vibration at idle? Is that from engine mounts?

[@brianoz2brn976]

Brilliant subject to take up, Ahmed. Thank you for sharing, this is very informative. Greetings from a happy Corolla TS 2.0 Hybrid owner in Denmark, Europe, Loyal Toyota owner and driver for 20 years now

[@JackMeyHoffer562]

Thank you AMD! Exactly the video I needed!

[@chewykarma]

Please be sure you check the tightness of the four front subframe mounts when diagnosing a thumping vibration in the floor. (This subframe is the engine cradle that supports the engine and tranny, plus control arms, etc. ) After exhausting all "conventional wisdom" fixes (including the great suggestions given in this video) with no success, I finally discovered that each of the four subframe bolts was a full turn or more from being fully tight. The symptoms included a driveline judder/vibration under loaded acceleration and on various acceleration levels while cornering, similar to what is described in the wheel bearings section of the video.

[@christianlail7266]

Loved this video. I listen while I drive places so the talk videos are great for this.

[@timinflorida8277]

thank you for posting this video

[@muhammedk470]

I like these practical videos

[@richardnordt7218]

OK this gentleman has almost one million followers anyone think they are as knowledgeable or as good a mechanic as he is? Would love to know how many quality mechanics there are out there.

[@SBA93]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@daddyalen1726]

Wow sir you are a genius... can you please make a video about diagnosing different codes when scanning

[@agostinodibella9939]

Very good informative video AMD! Vibrations and noises can be tough to diagnose.

[@johncoffee6566]

The video Ive been absolutely waiting for you to do!!! Thankyou! My FJ has a slight rumble in the floor / if I put my hand on the passenger seat I feel the vibration. Maybe rear wheel bearing or tailshaft uni joints. !

[@coloradoboo1071]

I always learn so much from you!!!

[@peterkwok9608]

Thanks AMD for another awesome video

[@loufaiella3354]

Very good explanation. Another is the "washboard road". It seems we have many. Car will vibrate on one stretch and not another.

[@chrispapanastasopoulos9192]

If it’s a rear wheel drive or an awd it could be the diff or a ujoint. My f150 would do that and it was fairly new. Driveline lash. They stopped using greaseable joints on the f150’s and this would start at about 12k miles. Lift up both rear tires so they are off the ground and rotate one tire back and forth and see if you can reproduce the sound.

[@donk499]

Very informative, thankyou. Often wondered why sometimes the brake pedal will pulsate, versus the steering wheel shimmy when you have bad rotors...

[@davidkpaulson]

Thank you for the video, had a vibration issues with my Sienna braking at higher speeds, the whole back of the van vibrates. Have to check on all these - - warped rotors - Loose tie rod - Work control arm bushing - Bent hubs Tires look good

[@chrisze5667]

Best regards from Athens Greece.

[@FAITHTECH12]

You are simply the best.Well articulated.Thanks

[@hotjavalava]

Great timing because I have been experiencing this.

[@chrispapanastasopoulos9192]

Great info AMD. I learned a lot with this one. Thank you!

[@A_Litre_of_Farva]

Fantastical video❤ I have a tricky vibration in my ‘59 Ford, The seat shakes from 55 mph on up. New, balanced tires. Good wheels. New driveshaft and u-joints. Seems like bearings in the rear axle! Thanks amigo 😊

[@qa7103]

After watching Eric the car guy for years, I had come to think that he's the best at what he does, but this guy takes it a step further, much impressed sir.

[@stevevang03]

Had either a bad wheel bearing or a bad inner tie rod that caused a strange vibration. Not sure exactly which part went bad cuz we replaced both and fix the issue. Just in case someone is experiencing the same issue, my car (06 Rav4) had a vibration at around 60-75 mph and the unique thing about this vibration is that it only vibrates for a few seconds and stop. And every 10 seconds it comes back on and stop and repeats. The sound and the feeling of this vibration is as if you were driving too far out of the lane and ran onto the rumble strips. Hope this helps someone with the same issues.

[@anthonycassata5152]

This is another great video. I first learned about what AMD is talking about when I worked at a Ford dealer in the late 70’s as a front end and power steering mechanic. We had our own description of the belts coming apart on radial tires, wether they were newer tires or some with a few miles on them, “ radial walk.” I had to laugh a bit because it brought back memories of working in that department.

[@l-gool_t]

Thank you. Learn something everyday.

[@toddrhine7648]

Thx much, very informative.

[@yazars]

6:32 this is such a valuable video and better than many other separate videos just about a single topic combined that I've seen, especially about differentiating between one problem and another. I have been dealing with a puzzling issue for a long time in my 2004 Toyota Camry with about 150k miles. At low speeds and more noticeable with light breaking compared to heavy braking, there is an on and off (based on rotation) grinding sound from the front brakes. My mechanic, who I overall trust, previously said that it was because of "rust" but the car is driven multiple times per week, and previously after having the brakes and rotors replaced, the sound came back within a few months. One time when I brought it to the mechanic, he inspected the tires and brakes before taking it on a road test, and the sound temporarily resolved before coming back within a few days. He's not a "share your guess with him" kind of guy, and I'm wondering if bent hubs are possibility or something else.

[@hopecottrill3916]

Another good vibration diagnosis video with GoPro video - Crazy 2014 Ford Explorer Vibration Finally Fixed! FordTechMakuloco

[@battlesport2566]

Such a great summary. Thank you!

[@mervwhitney7229]

Another interesting and informative video. Thank you

[@jeffreyajello6046]

Great content as always!

[@Carl5379]

I don’t think the braking vibrations felt in the wheel are always warped rotors. I’ve had multiple instances of it being extra brake materials being stuck on face of rotor, 3M sells a kit to clean rotors by essentially sanding them and that often fixes things. It’s easiest for a shop to just declare its warped rotor and replace it.

[@maryl923]

Man, I love your videos. Thank you!!! ❤

[@amtsuleihi4760]

i think you just solved the problem i had since two weeks , likely a wheel bearing

[@appleforever6664]

The Beach Boys: Good vibrations. 😊

[@hectorae86]

2 years ago I told my Toyota dealer my car had a bad wheel bearing on the right front... Turned out it was indeed worn out. 1 year ago I told my Toyota dealer my car had a bad wheel bearing on the left front.... Turned out it was indeed worn out. Literally the only thing my Avensis had to have fixed in 3 years of ownership... Driving a CT300h now though.

[@juanchobaldo8848]

Thank you.... very accurate information ✌️

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Interesting thank you!

[@manny41p]

You spoke on every kind of vibration except the one my car is experiencing ☹️ my car vibrates while idling and unsure if this is due to throttle body issues or something else

[@marvinbernard2566]

Maybe this already exists. If not, this is something you would be uniquely positioned to create on youtube. You could make audio recordings of these common issues and then organize them into a series of videos or a single one. Could incorporate descriptions of the feeling/situation and then the confirmed diagnosis. It would give us commoners at least a chance to have some clue what we’re hearing and what to check on.