What to Do When Feeling the Car Swaying Left and Right While Driving?
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There are three possible outcomes when judging car swaying left and right while driving: 1. New tires: If the car still sways after wheel balancing, tire issues can be completely ruled out. For old tires, even after balancing, significant tire deformation or uneven wear might still cause swaying, as wheel balancing adjusts weight with lead weights. If the wear is uneven in the middle, balancing won't solve the problem. Normally, wheel balancing lead weights can be precise up to 5g, and new tires usually don't have this issue after balancing. 2. Vibration: The suspension system, tie rods, and front wheel toe-in must be checked. 3. Swaying: The suspension, tire pressure, and front wheel bearings must be inspected. After inspection, a four-wheel alignment is necessary. Additionally, check the steering gear and power steering. Inspect whether the bolts connecting the frame and suspension are loose.