What Causes Steering Wheel Vibration at 110-120 km/h?
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Reasons for steering wheel vibration when driving at 110-120 km/h: 1. During vehicle operation, collisions may cause deformation of the tie rod and steering linkage. Worn ball joints or irregular tire wear can lead to changes in toe-in alignment. 2. Damaged steering dampers, oil leaks, or deformed front suspension springs during driving can also affect stability. 3. Loose wheel hub bearings or severely worn steering knuckle ball joints result in inaccurate front wheel alignment. 4. Loose lateral thrust rod ball joints or bracket looseness cause driving instability. 5. Unbalanced wheels due to missing wheel balance weights or deformation create high-speed wobble, resulting in steering wheel vibration.