Why is the front wheel a bit shaky?
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Here are the reasons why the front wheel may be shaky: 1. Reason one: Shaking may occur during high-speed driving due to misalignment of the front wheel positioning angle, low tire pressure, deformation from previous tire repairs, or uneven number of screw bolts. A bent or deformed drive shaft can also cause car shaking. 2. Reason two: If the car is frequently started cold without warming up, it may lead to shaking. This happens because fuel combustion is incomplete, resulting in insufficient power. During cold starts, if the temperature of the lubricating oil is low, more oil is required to meet the power demand. Consequently, the spark plug gap gradually increases, leading to reduced ignition energy and causing the car to shake. 3. Reason three: Uneven tire weight distribution can easily cause shaking. Therefore, car tires should be regularly inspected. If the tire weight distribution is uneven, lead blocks should be added to the rims to balance the weight of the two tires. Tire pressure should also be checked periodically, as a significant difference in pressure between the two sides can also cause shaking.