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Violently Shakes
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therandomsuit
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Do you have snow or ice stuck to the inside of your wheels? That can cause them to be out of balance and produce a vibration at higher speeds. The same thing can happen with mud.
cheeks80
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Yes i drove on 6" snow and ice this morning and soon after i observed it. It went away evening when i drove. That must be it. You are a saviour. I have been very down the whole day thinking what it could be... Thanks.
sype
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Funny timing, I had that exact same issue yesterday. The shaking was quite intense. I stopped and found that the inside of some of the wheels was covered in packed snow. I cleaned everything and went on my way, without any shaking this time. Gotta remember to clean the wheels if parking in a snow embankment I guess 
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Similar to "mud in your tires"
