What Causes Vehicle Vibration During Driving?
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If you notice slight vibration or deviation of the vehicle body during driving, it is usually caused by tire-related issues. Below are detailed explanations for the causes of vibration: 1. Poor tire balance condition, which requires immediate four-wheel alignment and dynamic balance inspection. If the vehicle does not deviate, a tire dynamic balance check will suffice. 2. Deformation of the steel rim, which requires the owner to visit a professional repair shop for inspection. This condition generally occurs in vehicles that have been in use for a long time. Typically, when replacing new tires or new steel rims, a tire balance check should be performed. Otherwise, uneven weight distribution can easily cause steering wheel vibration, affecting driving comfort and handling judgment. 3. Unbalanced deformation of the drive shaft, which is more common in vehicles that have experienced chassis collisions.