highway vibration

My 94' Chrysler LHS vibrates when at 60-70 mph. It comes from the front
end. The tire pressure is ok, does anyone have any suggestions?

> wrote in message news:0Zxmf.3175$du.3118@fed1read02...
> My 94' Chrysler LHS vibrates when at 60-70 mph. It comes from the front
> end. The tire pressure is ok, does anyone have any suggestions?
>
>
Out of balance tire and a mired of possible suspension parts warn out.

Coasty

Most likely your tires need to be balanced or replaced, but it could be
front suspension parts that need replacement as well. If you replace the
tires, make sure you get the vehicle aligned as well.

Bob

> wrote in message news:0Zxmf.3175$du.3118@fed1read02...
> My 94' Chrysler LHS vibrates when at 60-70 mph. It comes from the front
> end. The tire pressure is ok, does anyone have any suggestions?
>
>
>

Bob Shuman wrote:

> Most likely your tires need to be balanced or replaced, but it could be
> front suspension parts that need replacement as well. If you replace the
> tires, make sure you get the vehicle aligned as well.
>
> Bob
>
> > wrote in message news:0Zxmf.3175$du.3118@fed1read02...
>
>>My 94' Chrysler LHS vibrates when at 60-70 mph. It comes from the front
>>end. The tire pressure is ok, does anyone have any suggestions?

To prove/disprove tires, rotate tires - front to back, back to front
(cross backs to front if you want). If problem changes/moves, you know
it's the tires.

Also, consider the possibility of brake rotors - they don't always just
cause shaking on braking only - it doesn't take much at all to make an
LH car shake. Basically tires, suspension, and brakes have to be close
to perfect for a smooth ride. The three (tires, suspension, brakes)
interact.

Bill Putney
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