Our 2001 toyota forerunner has a vibration on acceleration. It is a roaring noise at 50-60 mph. at 70 it seems to smooth out and not as bad. some vibration below 50 mph but not as bad as described above. could you please give us some idea of what could be wrong? we bought it used. has new tires and shocks. looks great and no other problem.

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Is the vibration all around the car ......or steering wheel.....or any other particular part?......If it is all around then I am more inclined to believe that it has something to do with spark plugs and or wires....check them out and replace as needed...Another thing that it could be is your air filter ...it may need to be cleaned or replaced. It could also be that you have warped rotors....they will cause vibration while driving ....but problem is most apparent when braking.

SOURCE: 1998 camry front tire bounces at 60 mph

Had the same problem. It turned out to be a rim out of round. Had to replace rims. OR could be loose lug nuts or improper lug nuts for aftermarket rims.

SOURCE: Noise (vibration) when turning right

That sounds like a left front wheel bearing gone bad My friend.. turning right transfers weight to the left side and it probably has a roar similar to a turbo fan jet.. Try it and lemmie know.. thank you

SOURCE: my toyota camry le 2000 model vibrates briefly

1 have problems with the front brake rotors for that vibrates when you step on the brake

Jim Goldsmith

• 2005 Answers
• Posted on Sep 06, 2009

SOURCE: 2000 Honda Accord - very loud road noise

caster,camber and, wheel bearings
have your car 4 wheel aligned this will adjust your rear caster and, camber.
have your wheel bearings checked