I have a 2012 Jeep compass with 28, 000kms on it and for the past couple days every time I go over 60km/hr my vehicle starts shaking. All the tires are inflated correctly and equally, the tire rims ha

I looked at info on 07 jeep compass, part of rear suspension. You can see those arms and bushings. If your going to check it yourself, I'd safely raise and support the vehicle, check out those arms for movement. Working under a vehicle there are safety issues, safety is your responsibility. You could take the vehicle to alignment shop, let them fix it.

When you drive the truck at lower speeds, the weight of the truck neutralizes the vibrations. As you speed above 60km /hour, the tires start to vibrate, the circular motion of the tires create a force away from the center of tires, imagine a roulette, that like dice wants to stay away from the center, until the wheel slows down.To compensate for this force, tires are checked for balance. So balancing your tires, hopefully wlil solve your issue.

if it did not shake before. Take your truck back and have them re balance your tires.

block front wheels and jack up rear slightly off the ground, keeping your body parts out of harms way you can grab and shake tires, if they move back and forth or in and out even slightly it is time for bearing work

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A couple of things to check. It may be a wheel bearing, shock, cv joint, or a very common cause is that one or both of your back tires are worn irregularly. This causes the car to shimmy and get progressively worse as you have explained. It usually happens on the front end of the car, but can occur in the back.

if the shaking is coming from the rear end, have you checked the tires to make sure you havent broken a tredd in the tire and make sure the tires are balanced correctly and one hasent lost a wheel weight and thrown it out of balance. and check the air pressure in them also. check all tires i hope this helps

lol Make sure you wash the inside of your rims after you go playing in the mud. a small amount of dried mud will make your wheel shake at a high speed. It will unbalance your wheel.

It's a low tire pressure sensor. Each wheel has one, and a bad one will cause this. 2007 and newer vehicles require this. (Isn't that great!) First, set all of your tires, spare also, if it doesn't go away, get it looked at.

CHECK THE BALANCE ON TIRES AND CHECK FOR A BROKEN BELT IN A TIRE. I WOULD ROTATE TIRES TO SEE IF THE SHAKING CHANGES ARE EVEN GOES AWAY