What are the reasons for a car shaking and having unstable body movement?
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Possible causes: deformed wheel hub; damaged steering tie rod ball joint; faulty inner CV joint. Below are the related explanations: 1. Deformed wheel hub: The wheel hub is the main component supporting the entire car body. After the tire is inflated, the outer edge of the tire will tightly fit with the flange of the wheel hub to prevent gas leakage from the tire. Once the wheel hub is deformed or out of round, the car may experience issues such as deviation during driving, severe bumps, steering wheel vibration, tire air leakage, and abnormal tire wear (tire scrubbing). 2. Faulty inner CV joint: Damage to the inner CV joint can cause the car to shake during acceleration or result in left-right wobbling. In severe cases, it may affect other components of the front axle, such as the steering ball joint, tie rod rubber sleeve, or even the entire suspension.