1. Incorrect patch size. The patch may not be the correct size for the hole, which can cause it to bulge or come loose. This can cause the tire to vibrate when it's inflated, which can lead to shaking.
2. Improperly applied patch. The patch may not have been applied properly, which can also cause it to bulge or come loose. This can have the same effect as an incorrect patch size.
3. Damaged tire. The tire itself may be damaged, which can cause it to shake even if the patch is applied correctly. This can be due to a number of factors, such as a puncture, a bulge, or a sidewall tear.
4. Loose wheel lug nuts. If the wheel lug nuts are not properly tightened, they can come loose, which can cause the tire to shake.
5. Worn or damaged suspension components. Worn or damaged suspension components can cause a variety of problems, including shaking. This is because the suspension is responsible for keeping the tires in contact with the road and for absorbing shocks. If the suspension is worn or damaged, it can't do its job properly, which can lead to shaking.
If your car is shaking after a tire patch, it's important to have it inspected by a qualified mechanic as soon as possible to determine the cause and get it fixed. Driving with a shaking tire can be dangerous, as it can lead to loss of control.
