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It’s been about four months now and I still can’t figure out what’s causing my 2022 Toyota Tacoma with 45,000 miles on it to shake around 50 stops at 60 and then returns at 70 and up. I’ve even taken it to Toyota themselves and they should’ve told me we felt a little bit of a vibration, but nothing serious so there’s no point of doing a heavy tire balance mind you I already got a tire balance done twice so I’m thinking it’s either an alignment issue or are you joint problem or maybe I need a transmission flush but it only happens at certain speeds my brakes sometimes shake for a split second when breaking so it could also mean that my rotors are uneven, which I doubt because I looked at them and they’re fine if anyone knows what it is please help and thank you

Update: I went to a different place and got my tires balanced again. They moved the two back ones to the front rebalanced them and the shaking went away, but I’ve now have shaking in my steering wheel so it is a tire issue.

Hello everyone got a question. Just bought a new 2022 Toyota Tacoma 42,000 miles on it and noticed when I go on the highway around 50 to 75 the trucks steering wheel tends to shake is this a balancing issue or could it be something else? My mind is currently balancing the wheels. I have all-terrain tires. Could that be the problem? it’s my first truck.

1 Edit: I forgot to mention when it goes to 60 it stops shaking, but goes back to shaking at 70

Hey guys, just wanted to ask if fairly interesting question just bought a 2022 Toyota Tacoma with 43,000 miles on it just put 1000 on already but I’ve noticed that every time I put it from Park to drive it tends to jerk a lot and vice versa. Is that normal or should I be concerned?

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