What Causes Steering Wheel Shaking?
1 Answers
Steering wheel shaking can be categorized into two scenarios. One type occurs during idling, primarily caused by loose steering wheel bolts or rubber bushings. The other type happens while driving, especially at higher speeds, and is usually due to unbalanced wheel alignment. Below is relevant information: Precautions for steering wheel protection: For vehicles already equipped with a genuine leather steering wheel, it is not recommended to use a steering wheel cover. Except for hand-stitched genuine leather covers, most steering wheel covers rely on internal rubber friction for fixation, which can cause irreversible damage to the leather. Therefore, owners with leather steering wheels should avoid using covers. Steering failure: Causes of steering failure may include excessive speed, driver fatigue, slippery road conditions due to rain or snow, or poor vehicle condition. Additionally, sudden steering failure can occur if components within the steering mechanism become detached, damaged, or jammed.