What are the reasons for steering wheel vibration while driving?
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Steering wheel vibration while driving can be caused by: 1. Tire deformation; 2. Incorrect tire dynamic balance; 3. Wear and looseness of the half-shaft tie rod ball joint or detachment of the rubber sleeve at the joint; 4. Vehicle transmission system malfunction; 5. Twisting deformation of the drive shaft or looseness, lack of lubrication, and rust at the drive shaft universal joint; 6. Uneven brake discs; 7. Power steering belt too loose or too tight; 8. Damaged steering shock absorber. The solutions for steering wheel vibration while driving are: 1. Replace the tires; 2. Replace the half-shaft tie rod ball joint; 3. Replace the drive shaft; 4. Replace the brake discs; 5. Adjust the power steering belt; 6. Replace the steering shock absorber.