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Rear left wheels vibrating?

So, I took my '95 toyota 4Runner mudding last night, and it got stuck up to the rear axle, we got it out after trying everything by yanking it out, pushing it out, putting 2x4s and small trees under the wheels to get some traction, when we got it out with a come along, I drove it home this morning, and it felt like the rear left wheels was shaking, or moving

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Check for build up of mud on the inside of rim.

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You should check it out, but you probably just got mud packed in your tire

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