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Hi suleman09,
Happy Friday! The tires could definitely be the source. Check the tires for uneven or choppy wear. Also, if a balance weight has come off the rim, this could also cause an unbalanced condition, resulting in a vibration at higher speeds. The remaining tire tread depth as well as the manufacture of the tire can also contribute. Some tires are just made better than others. Good luck and keep us posted.
One thing you can do that would be free before you spend money on tires is the move the suspect tire to a different spot to see if the source of the vibration moves.
Quoted From twiggy02919:
One thing you can do that would be free before you spend money on tires is the move the suspect tire to a different spot to see if the source of the vibration moves.
I’m not exactally clear on what the issue is because I don’t often ‘hear’ a vibration so much as feel it but this is an excellent suggestion in fact it would probably be the first thing I would do in your situation.
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