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Yeah so i have a 2007 toyata camry SE. It has a lil over 30000 miles. its a really nice car and i havent had any problems until now. I live in Michigan and it snows quite often, so yesterday i was having sum fun with friends by doing drifts and donuts in an empty parking lot. i used the e brake a lil bit and it was pretty fun, but today when i was driving, after i got passed 50 mph my car started shaking like it was on a bumpy road and it wuldnt stop till i slowed down. this kept happening every time i accelerated past 50 mph. i have already looked at other ppl's problems online and it seems that may b my axel got screwed up or there is snow stuck in my wheels. i think my problem is snow in the wheel wells but the thing is that im not sure... so im wondering if any of u guys can help me out and tell me what might b wrong also i want to know if i shouldnt be driving my car when its like this
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Check your balance weights on your wheels. You might have lost one or two of them.

Sam

Did you slide in to anything sideways tht could have bent an axle or a wheel when you were doing these things? Check for missing wheel weights as Somick suggested. Then get the car in to some place inside like a heated garage where snow and ice can melt out of the wheels and the wheel wells.

Mike