Hello to all of you.
When I press the gas pedal in my 2009 Toyota Camry, it vibrates continuously and stops when I let it go. Turning or going uphill exacerbates the problem. When I brought it to the Toyota dealership, they found torn bushings on the control arms, sway bar link grease leaks, and warped brake rotors.
With a 90% probability that the vibration is caused by warped rotors, they advised me to replace the calipers, pads, and rotors. However, I have seen recommendations on YouTube regarding similar symptoms being caused by inner joints or worn-out bearings.
After examining the wheels for movement, I discovered no bearing problems. Could there be an alternative reason for the vibration besides the warped rotors, such as worn inner joints or bearings? I would be grateful for any guidance or experiences that are comparable!