Why would my car shake no matter what rim and tire I use?

can be balljoints --hub --tires --bent rims tie pods --steering rack basically anything in the front suspension

a bent rim besides not hold air will give u a vibration-shake while driving which at higher speed can cause damage to vehicle or can cause loss of control of vehicle if tires are in good shape look around for bone[junk]yards and can get rims probably cheaper than what a tubes can cost you ,

Need more information. Are you sure it is the wheel bearing? I replaced a wheel bearing on 1996 Corolla after it broke. Had to take wheel apart and replace with used bearing (from junk yard). Not that difficult, but you might check your rims on the wheel first. Have a tire shop balance your tires to see if you have a bent wheel rim. I had a tire shake until I would hit 70 MPH and it would disappear. Needed to change out tire rim to eliminate shake. It can cause bad wear on your tire.

More than likely a broken belt in the tire, or a bent rim. switch the front tires around, if the problem moves to the left, you will know for sure it's the wheel and not the truck. Any tire repair shop can tell you if it's the tire or rim. Stock rims are cheaper to replace from junkyard than they are to have repaired.

if u can accerate past shake check for bent rim/tire balance

3 possible answers. 1 the rim is bent 2 . unbalanced tire 3. wheel bearing needs replacement

Hello. Welcome to FixYa.

Steering wheel tremble, or shaking, can usually be attributed to the fornt tires being out of balance, or, the tires themselves may be out of round, or, a rim could be bent.

I would suggest that you take the vehicle to a tire shop, and get the front tires spun-balanced. During that procedure, the tech will see if the balance is incorrect, the rim is bent, or if the tire is out of round.

Even if you have 'new' tires, an internal issue inside the tire could be the culprit.

Your best course of action is to get it to a tire shop, and get the above items checked out.

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could have bent rim,,even thow,,balance was done,,depends on how mush weight was used to balance?? rotate tires from frt to rear,,see if problem still exits,,ck bearing play,,hoped it helped

how about a bent rim or a bent strut. 

The most common problem I see with this complaint is a bent rim or rims. So regardless if you balance the tires and rotate them, you will still have a vibration. I assume you have more than one bent rim because it still shakes even after rotation. You will have far more vibration if a bent rim is on the front. That is why people usually rotate a bent rim to the back.