deacon2377

I know you said you don't think its the tires but check them again. I had the same problem and the first shop told me it was my axles. Not trusting them I took it to another place and they showed me that a belt busted longways around the tire, not across it. No one noticed it b/c it was something people don't look for and it was towards the inside of the tire you couldnt really see it. Consequently they told me it was a defective tire and I got a new one for free. I know that has nothing to do with your problem but it was one of the few times that corporate america DIDNT stick it in my ***.

Chacko

Just make them show you the tire, you can exmaine it yourself. Remember that shops see alot of customers and they do make mistakes daily.

shaved_civic

I dunno but in my old car when I would brake slowly it would do the same thing. I just had warped rotors... That could be the problem?

88crxSi

does so while accelerating too

imadouche

yeah it does it under acceleration to but anyways thanks alot guys your a big help

projekteg

it is either:

tire/rim (switch tires around to see if shake moves to the back)

axle

spindle

intermediate shaft


plain and simple, it couldn't be much else