What causes steering wheel vibration when the car reaches 100 km/h?
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When a car reaches 100 km/h, the reasons for steering wheel vibration are detailed as follows: 1. Issues with car tires; uneven mass distribution across different parts of the tire can cause dynamic imbalance when the wheels rotate at high speeds, leading to severe steering wheel vibration during driving. 2. Excessive braking; if steering wheel vibration occurs during braking while driving, it is likely due to overly forceful or frequent braking, which can cause the brake discs and pads to overheat and deform upon cooling, resulting in steering wheel vibration.