Camry problems!!!???

[Morfo]

Hey guys!!!
I have a problem my camry 6gen have a little vibration when Im runing 60-80 km/s befor or after this speed the car is normal. What could I do ??? I checked with tire expert and told my tires are fine
what could be????

do u have after wheel or new tires anything? more details are better

[Morfo]

Yesterday when I was with the tire expert he changed me all tires with new ones and still vibrates, he thought it could be the tires but it is not

is it factory rims or aftermarket? more details, when did it start?

[Pawel062]

vibration is probably balance. have them rebalanced and check to see if any of the rims are bent. has nothing to do with tires(vibration) unless they unevenly wore(rare and would of had to ware like this for a long time). for example my dad's shop had a case where someone had falkens or some other brand and they wore unevenly and the car was pulling right. when they swapped left and right it started going left. so they swapped tires and problem solved.

[Morfo]

ohh ok, it´s all factory rims and tires, everything
no mods

[Morfo]

well i think my rims(factory) are OK , all 4 tires were changed and still, all 4 old and new tire were balanced and still what could be???
i drive alot in highway?? it started like a week and a half
someone told me that could be Steering
i think i gonna call Toyota to check it

[ChiTDI]

Check the wheel lug torque, power steering fluid level, push pull the tires at 6/12 and then at 9/3, inspect the boots and bushings as best you can. Flashlight even. If no results, talk to a trusted frame/tire shop.

[MUTANT]

You need to find a shop that has a good road force balancer like a Hunter GSP9700 or better. If your road force is off you will never have a smooth ride.

[carlo$]

take it to the dealer if you still have warrant; otherwise, take it to a personal mechanic you can trust.

[Morfo]

hey guys here we go!!!!
i took it to the dealer and i reported them 3 things:
-my car vibrate when im driving like 60-80 km/hr
- when my father drives it he told that when he brakes the car shut down
-when im braking the brakes make alot of sound

toyota told me this crap:

- "the car vibrate because your tires are old and that mekes it":
i remmeber them that a tire dealer changed me the 4 tires to show me that isn't the tire maybe it was something in the steering
- "we can't checked the problem of shutting down because you mod the air intake":
i said that is shit!!!! ok it's mod but everything is well install and that problem i reported alot of time ago
- " the brakes make that sound because humidity its normal":
that is crap none of my cars do that if it's humidity every simgle car should do noises, ok its normal when its cold but that noise still do it when its hot

the result: toyota mexico employees sucks!!!!!!!!!!
im gonna take it to my personal mechanic of trust

[lollonais]

Its probably not your tires but the car. I had this problem for a while. The road force balancer (Hunter) will work for a while, then you will have the problem again. Now are your new tires V rated, if not then that could be your problem too. I had H rated and vibrated then the dealer gave me the expensive Michelins V rated tires and the vibration was minimal, but still there. It kept getting worse with time. I got a lemon and the dealer did everything possible to get me pass the 36k warranty. Good luck with that.

[MUTANT]

I Have a few questions. What brand tire are you using? Has the vehicle ever been wrecked? Has the dealer ever had to pull an axle out for any other repair?

[Morfo]

Originally Posted by MUTANT

I Have a few questions. What brand tire are you using? Has the vehicle ever been wrecked? Has the dealer ever had to pull an axle out for any other repair?

the brand tires are the bridgestone, no the car never been wrecked and the dealer never axle out... well i think they might move something when they changed me the transsmition because the first one blew out

[hossmaster]

You should also have the tire balance tech use a lug adapter to balance the tires. It does make a difference.