The problem is that if I start replacing parts of the volvo I will definitely empty my bank account cause this things aren't cheap 🙃Had the same exact problem for years with a non-Volvo. Ended up fixing it by replacing the brake calipers And rotors. at some point pads had worn down enough to damage calipers but nobody noticed the calpier damage for years. At the same time replaced tires for symmetry and balanced it all out. Not cheap but very solid ride after that. Maybe this is your problem as well.
pretty amazing how much vibration can come from bad brakes.
+1. Carvana, if they drive it at all, will just cruise around an industrial park at 20 mph. On my Miata they didn't even do that because stick, lol.If multiple places can't or won't fix it, the car shortage gives you an out that might not have existed in most normal times. At some point, you might consider trading it in. You might actually make money on it... Just a thought.
I am not 100 percent sure but I thing volvo does not allowed 3rd party payoff. My car is financed. So I thing my only option will be a trade in.+1. Carvana, if they drive it at all, will just cruise around an industrial park at 20 mph. On my Miata they didn't even do that because stick, lol.
I thought that was just for leases but I don't really know.I am not 100 percent sure but I thing volvo does not allowed 3rd party payoff. My car is financed. So I thing my only option will be a trade in.
I thing you are right. Today I went to a tire shop for tire rotation and the shop also did a high speed force wheel balance. The vibration over 75 mph was noticeable improved, but still there. In some parts of the road I notice that the steering wheel had a mild vibration and in other parts of the road was fine. But now after the tire rotation, when i am in speed over 70 mph and brake a little harder than usual the wheel is shaking, this is very weird because the dealership just replaced the front rotors like 5 day ago. It's a little difficult to find quality surface in the roads of nyc 😃. But so far after 2 times rotor replacement, 1 time brake pad replacement, 2 times road force balance, 1 time tire check for loose foam, and the damn car still shaking.The SPA cars are known for its suspension to pick up road surface deformations. Have you verified the car on a newly made road with fine quality surface?
No I said that I have vibration at highway speeds over 75 mph that it should have been fixed after 2 times of forced wheel balance, but it's not. And i also said that the car vibrate when I am braking at speeds over 65 mph. It is vary noticeable at the front end of the car, steering wheel, and brake pedal, this should have been fixed after 2 times rotor replacement and brake pads. All that have been replaced under warranty at the dealership service department after the mechanic proposed. It's not like I am going to a shop and have them replace brake parts because of that. It's what the mechanic of the service department did after he diagnosed the issue.I’m confused. Are you saying while you are driving (not braking) you have a vibration? And you are trying to fix the vibration replacing brake components? Because how on earth would brakes vibrate when not in use?
Same problem with 2019 xc60 T6, 28k miles. Started with wobble when braking a couple of months ago. Today car and steering wheel vibration at 60-70 mph. In warranty will get it fixed. But soon will expire. Heck of an ongoing problem to have on an expensive car. 1st and likely last Volvo.Had the same exact problem for years with a non-Volvo. Ended up fixing it by replacing the brake calipers And rotors. at some point pads had worn down enough to damage calipers but nobody noticed the calpier damage for years. At the same time replaced tires for symmetry and balanced it all out. Not cheap but very solid ride after that. Maybe this is your problem as well.
pretty amazing how much vibration can come from bad brakes.
The tires are continental with no sound deadening foam. I know that because I ask the technician to check it out at my first visit for that matter. The tires have only 16000 miles on.At this point, I would be looking for new tires... particularly if they are Pirellis with the sound deadening foam.
