09/01/2026
Why does my car shake when driving?
Take a look at the difference between these two tires.
A tire is built in layers. The outside rubber is the part that grips the road. Under that rubber are strong steel belts that help the tire hold its shape and stay together while you're driving.
This tire was worn completely bald. It wore through the rubber, through the steel belts, and into the base of the tire. At this point, there isn't enough material left to safely hold the tire together.
Besides causing shaking and vibration, a tire this worn has very little grip for stopping or driving in the rain. It's also at a much higher risk of coming apart or blowing out.
For this customer's Mercedes, we replaced all four tires, balanced them to eliminate the vibration, and performed a wheel alignment to help the new tires wear evenly.
They were also able to use our convenient online scheduling and our 0% for 90 days payment option to make the repair a little easier.
If your vehicle shakes, pulls, or your tires are wearing unevenly, don't wait until they look like this.