why does he truck shake at speed of 55?
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Asked by yomomma May 15, 2008 at 10:49 PM about the 1995 Toyota Pickup

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I luv my little truck but she's shaking on da freeway and was hit in the A double S Pretzel Truckis a good truck and I need find out whats up.  I got a major tune up and flush, an alignment& STLL shake on da freeway!HELP!

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Adam answered 16 years ago

Assuming you don't have any tire defects... My guess in the dark would be lost a wheel weight and a tire is out of balance. Assuming this just started happening one day.

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Nick answered 16 years ago

springs/shocks dude, u might have a chunk missing on ur tire and it might even be wobbling because the tire is loose , my orignal answer would be, cuz its a toyota but lol theres ur answer dude

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Dan answered 16 years ago

check wether your drive shaft needs balanced that can make things shake bad

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