Is Slight Steering Wheel Vibration Normal at High Speeds?

[MacBrandon]

It is normal for a car to experience slight vibrations at high speeds. The engine generates vibrations during operation, which can sometimes be felt. Additionally, the vehicle body may resonate to some extent while driving. If the owner is concerned, they can check the following: whether the engine and transmission mounting brackets are secure, whether the engine mounts are intact, whether the rubber mounts have cracks, whether the screws are loose, and whether the steering gear mounting screws are loose. Below are some precautions for high-speed driving: 1. Take breaks: Ensure adequate rest before and during the drive. Get enough sleep before driving to prepare for the journey. If you feel drowsy while driving, stop at a service area to rest. Never force yourself to continue driving when sleepy. 2. Use lights properly: Switch between high and low beams appropriately. Use low beams when there is no median barrier. 3. Maintain a safe distance: High-speed driving can affect a driver's visibility and reaction time, so keep a sufficient distance to ensure adequate braking space. 4. Inspect the car before driving: Check the lights, engine oil, coolant, tire pressure, and other components before setting off to avoid malfunctions during the trip.