There could be a number of reasons why your car is vibrating. Sometimes the issue is as simple as lack of maintenance, while other times it can signal a deeper mechanical problem, such as the engine or tires.
Whatever the reason, it’s important to address the possible causes of your car vibrating, and what can remedy it.

• ​Tire Trouble - Starting with the obvious solution is usually best. This means examining your tires. Vibration can occur if your tires are misaligned. For this reason, it’s always good practice to rotate your tires often, ensuring even wear and a smooth ride. If the tires are misaligned then a tire service professional can easily fix the problem. Other reasons tires can be the culprit for vibration is due to improperly tightened lugs. This will cause the hub of the wheel to become wobbly, which translates to vibration. Lastly, old tires can suffer from a condition called runout, which happens when the rotation of the wheel deviates from a perfect spin. If the spin is out by a centimeter then a tire specialist will recommend replacing the wheel.​​

​Winter driving in Southern Ontario can pose a number of risks to yourself and your vehicle. Slippery roads and poor visibility caused by lots of snow and ice often lead to unfavourable road conditions.
The good news is that you can make special adjustments to your driving and your car that will allow getting behind the wheel this winter season more enjoyable and problem free.