Why does my car shake?

Posted on 11/21/2018

A man is working on a truck in a garage with the hood open. | J&H Automotive

If your car has a consistent shake it could be a misfire. A misfire can happen when spark plugs are worn out or damaged. The best way to know is to have it checked. A misfire could lead to engine damage, so the sooner you have it looked at the better. 



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Heather

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