What would cause my Highlander to shake and vibrate from the rear?

Asked by GuruR1PS May 08, 2017 at 06:53 AM about the 2003 Toyota Highlander

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Either a bad tire, or unbalanced wheel, possible worn suspension parts like a strut or control arm and maybe a wheel bearing. If this is a all wheel drive, then there may be something worn in the drive line. Just have to get it checked out. If continuing to drive with this vibration could cause more damage.

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