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Walter Schupke Posted on Apr 18, 2015
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Just purchased this car for my son. The rear end vibrates at speeds over 65 MPH but runs fine at lower speeds. Had tires rotated but they are more than 50% worn.

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Again, if the vibration wasn't apparent before the tire rotation, look for a broken belt in the tires, bent rim or perhaps a wheel weight has gone AWOL.

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The rear end vibrates at speeds over 65 MPH but runs fine at lower speeds. Had tires rotated but they are more than 50% worn.

Hi Walter

Was the vibration apparent before the tires were rotated?
If not, I'd suspect a broken belt or bent rim.

Hope this is helpful.
-Steve
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