The shaking is continuous from the front right of the car, but gets pretty bad at 35 mph. I don't know what it is, so I took it to the shop and they said "we can't fix it because your car is too low". That boggles my mind. Go for a spin, take a guess, jack it up and take a look...no? What kind of ground does he hold? I don't want to take it to Nissan, because of $, but might have to, because I don't know where else to take it...
Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

ask NJMAX since yall are both in nj he should be able to help you if it has to do with suspention

 

I tried to send a PM and it said he wasn't a member. Is it NJMAX or something close to that? I appreciate this.

 

start with looking at the rims tire combo. that those low speeds it sounds like a bent rim. Also look at your control arm, strut and stay bar links.... all could be the problme if they are bent really really bad

 

Come down to my shop and I'll be glad to take a look at your car. What spring/strut/tire/rim combo are you on?

Proline Body & Chassis
545 River Drive
Elmwood Park, NJ 07407
201-398-1512

 

Please open a shop in Chicago!

 

I didn't even think about a bent rim. MY RIM IS BENT...FU(K!!!

Tom, thank you for the offer, but I now know the problem. I should have thought of you first

Now here's the question...How long can I drive on a bent rim? Will it break? (eventually, probably?) Is it bad for the car, somehow? I need winter 2K 17's anyway, but I probably need them sooner than later...

 

A bent rim and vibration is going to put added stress on your wheel bearings, tie rod ends and lower control arm ball joints. Just get it fixed, you don't want to let it keep shaking eveything on the front end, it's just not good for the suspension.

Glad you found your problem.