08/30/2026
SHOULD MY CAR BE SHAKING LIKE THAT?
Short answer: No. No, it should not.
If your vehicle suddenly has more moves than you do on a Friday night, it’s trying to tell you something.
Steering wheel shaking at highway speed?
Could be tires that are out of balance, worn or damaged.
And while we’re looking at them — if your tires are balder than your ex, it’s probably time to quit pretending they’ve got another 10,000 miles left in them.
Shakes when you hit the brakes?
Could be an issue with your brakes or rotors. If your steering wheel starts doing the cha-cha every time you stop, let’s take a look.
Shaking while sitting still?
Could be an engine misfire, worn mounts or another engine issue.
Shaking when you accelerate?
Could be anything from tires and axles to drivetrain or engine problems.
Pulling to one side?
If you’re fighting the steering wheel harder than you’re fighting the Oklahoma wind, something needs attention.
And we KNOW some of y’all have figured out:
“It only shakes between 62 and 71, so I just drive 59.” 👀
That’s not a repair.
Neither is turning the radio up, holding the steering wheel tighter or telling your passenger, “Oh, it’s been doing that for months.”
Bring it to Budget Towing & Repair and let us figure out why your vehicle is trying to shake itself apart.
And if the shaking finally turned into not moving at all…
We’ve got a wrecker for that too.
We offer discounted towing when repair work is brought to our shop.
Budget Towing & Repair
805 S. 1st
Repair: 580-716-3030
24/7 Towing: 580-765-9100
Sales
215 N. 14th
580-765-3979
Your car shouldn’t need a designated “safe speed.” Come see us.