Why does my 2013 Honda Pilot vibrate when I accelerate between 25-35 miles per hour?
What is your question?
The vibration goes away once I’ve accelerated past 35 mph. It’s not in the steering wheel but more the feet and seat. I have newer tires. It was doing it before and after the new tires. It’s gotten worse over time especially after going from driving in flat Louisiana to driving in the mountains in Colorado.
What makes this problem better or worse?
Nothing
How long has your 2013 Honda Pilot had this problem?
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Hello, I'm Dusty, here to help from RepairPal's Car Genius team.
If you encounter vibrations at 25-35 mph that you can feel in the feet and seat, the usual suspects are the CV shafts or the driveshaft universal joints (if your pilot is a 4WD variant).
Remember, addressing these issues promptly can bring back that smooth and comfortable ride in no time!
To diagnose and resolve this have an experienced technician inspect these components for any damage or wear.
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