Is your car shaking when you drive? If it just started, it might be due to Winter Storm Fern. Here's what to know.

Missouri's recent winter storm could be the culprit behind your car’s shaky behavior. Here's what to check for an easy fix.

There’s a heavy snow, and you dig out your car out of it, only to have it shake and shimmy like an unbalanced load of wash.

New Jersey highways are buzzing with reports of car vibrations post-snowstorm. Ice clinging to wheels is creating quite the ...

If your tires are filled with snow, there are some easy solutions: Hand wipe the tires, rotors and wheel wells so they're cleared of snow; Take the car to a car wash and have the warm water melt the ...

We know to wipe off the top of our car and the windshield, but sometimes we forget the wheel well.

Q. After last week’s blizzard on my way to work my car was shaking as if the tires were going to fall off. On my ride home, ...

The snowfall and freezing temperatures have caused some cars to shake when they go above a certain speed.

Basically, it could be ice crystal buildup within the spokes or wheel wells of your tires.

Most drivers will notice the vibration at interstate speeds.

Often, people will notice their car "shook like crazy" on the way to work, but drives fine when they go to leave, Paul said. Usually that's because "it sat in the sun long enough" for snow to melt off ...

My car vibrates at 50 miles per hour and higher. The tires look okay. Does my car need an alignment?