Why Does the Steering Wheel Shake at High Speeds?

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The main reasons for steering wheel shaking at high speeds are: 1. Wheel balance issues. A car's wheels consist of tires and rims. When there is a problem with the wheel balance, it means the wheels are not in a balanced state during high-speed driving. If the balance data is off, the wheel's rotation center will shift, causing the wheels to vibrate, which in turn affects the steering wheel. 2. Rim problems. If the car's rims have been impacted during previous driving, causing them to deform, the deformed rims can lead to wheel vibration during subsequent driving, resulting in steering wheel shaking. 3. Chassis component issues. This problem is less common and usually occurs in vehicles with poor post-accident repairs. Impact damage to chassis components during an accident can also cause the steering wheel to shake.