So I got a leon fr 184 2013, I have a stage shaking when I drive low speed high speed doesn’t matter, what’s strange is the shaking comes and goes, it shakes like 5 seconds after that is smooth like 5 seconds than shaking comes back and so on, I can feel the shake around 20-30 mph, but anyway is more noticeable at around 60-70 mph and is not in the steering wheel, feels like from the back, I did tyre alignment twice and everything under the car looks fine, front back. Like I was saying the strange thing is that shaking comes and goes is not a continuous shaking. So anybody any ideas? Some one told me maybe a wheel is out of shape.!?
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It could be a wheel bearing, loose wheel nut, wheel balance, suspension bush, shock absorber, wheel alignment (yours requires a specialist check to adjust the rears), warped brake disk, seized caliper, buckled wheel, deformed tyre - the list is quite long.
Most of those will have other symptoms, so it's really trying to eliminate the easy to check ones first.
Most of those will have other symptoms, so it's really trying to eliminate the easy to check ones first.
I had this problem a while ago, it wasn't as intermittent as yours, it was constant and changed with the speed of the car. It turned out to be a warped tyre on the back left. (they were nearly 6 years old). But as @BoomerBoom says, there could be any number of reasons for it. I'd take it to a garage and ask them to take it out for a drive and see what they think.
Where are you from? other members might be able to suggest a reliable garage near you.
Where are you from? other members might be able to suggest a reliable garage near you.
i Live in Tamworth, tomorrow I’ll go to a garage again, I don’t want to change the tyres just to find out it’s something else. I changed rear brakes 2 day’s ago, but was strange left real tyre pressure sensor came up after that, put air in all 4 and I can feel the shaking earlier and harder (I think), I will put back wheels on front to see what’s happening if I can feel shaking in steering wheel. I change the brakes myself so I was thinking that it lost maybe pressure while standing on a side?
So I changed the both rear tires, now it’s better still feel a shake but feels better at high speed, I will change front tires as well in about 2 weeks, the tires on the car have the date of 2014 and the car wasn’t used for 2 years from 2017 to 2019 I bought it on action in November. So I hope after I change front it will be smooth.
Why was a 2013 sitting for 2 years, probably mis-shapen the tyres if sitting in the same spot
Changing all those tyres is a very good idea, seven years old is the maximum age for tyres and having a car sit for two years would have deformed all four - they could easily blow out.
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