What Causes the Steering Wheel to Shake When Driving on Rough Roads?
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Here are the reasons why the steering wheel shakes when driving on rough roads: Misaligned Positioning Angles: The front wheel positioning angles are misaligned, with excessive toe-in. Low Front Tire Pressure: The front tire pressure is too low, or the tires are unbalanced due to repairs or other reasons. Deformed Front Wheel Rims: The front wheel rims are deformed, or the number of tire bolts is uneven. Loose Components: Parts of the transmission system are loosely installed. Bent Drive Shaft: Dynamic imbalance or deformation of the front axle. Shock Absorber Failure: Faulty shock absorbers cause the steering wheel to shake at high speeds, with the vibration becoming more intense as the speed increases. At a certain higher speed, the vibration occurs and leads to steering wheel shaking.