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Congrats on the car and good luck, im sure youll get your answer..

On a side note: 1 Post and 1 Point, someones on a point crusade today...

:welcome: He may be right but don't overlook other possibilities like alignment or worn steering/suspension.
Search the tire and brake section. There's tons of material on this topic!

welcome....
question about shake might be better answered in the Deville forum
but I have a 2004 Deville and the Shake is there too. Depends on how bad it is whether or not its a problem. I never drove a car without a minor shimmy at a certain speed. Might want to search the DeVille Forum for the answer. I know its been discussed. I had the same question when I first got mine.

Hello and :welcome5: to the forum.



Jonas--everyone starts out with 1 greenie.

the lounge is for saying hi
please post questions in the proper forum for you vehicle

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RightTurn said:

Hello and :welcome5: to the forum.



Jonas--everyone starts out with 1 greenie.

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Somewhat common problem, usually cured by a good road force balance.
http://www.gsp9700.com/

latiff513 said:

Well hello to all!! I'm the proud owner of a 2000 DTS with 59365 miles. Totally impressed inside and out..... But I have an issue I went out of town to detroit for mothers day weekend and noticed vibration at 63-65 mph!? Took to dealer and stated that it was a tire issue, is this true?! help a new member out!!!!!!!!!!

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The dealer is partly correct, there is a TSB on this known problem. Usually having the tires Road Force Balanced fixes or greatly reduces the vibration. If the dealer had a Hunter Road Force Balancer they should have been able to help you, most Cadillac dealers have this balancer.
I had the same thing with my '03 DTS and Road Force Balancing greatly reduced the vibration, I cannot say that it is totally gone though.