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Most shaking in the steering wheel on ANY vehicle is caused by balance problems. The tire can be out of balance, the wheel can be bent or the axle (half-shaft) can be damaged and out of balance.
If you want to maintain your steering, yes.
A shake in the steering wheel or car itself which occurs and/or increases as vehicle speed increases.
Most of the time if the steering wheel shakes, the balance issue is in the front. if you feel it shake in the seat, that usually means the rear. However in the instance that the tires are far out of balance no matter where. it can shake the whole vehicle. but the steering wheel and seat rule is a good place to start.
To navigate sharp corners or handle emergencies, drivers can utilize the technique called "trail braking". This involves maintaining light brake pressure as you enter the corner, which helps shift weight to the front tires for better grip and control. It allows for smoother and more stable steering inputs, enhancing the vehicle's ability to negotiate the turn or emergency situation effectively.
bad balancing, improper lug nut torque, that's if it wasnt there before
It depends on the type of vehicle and the steering system that it has. If the vehicle has rack and pinion steering, it may be a bad rack and pinion. If the vehicle has a steering gear, like most older cars of pickup trucks, It could have a bad steering gear.
Wikipedia states that gyroscopes are used to rotationally align a small craft, and then thrust is applied at the rear of the vehicle to propel it forward.
Safety and dependability are the benefits of maintaining your vehicle. Keeping your vehicle well-maintained reduces your chances of breaking down 'in the middle of nowhere,' far from help.
IF the lender wont get it fixed asap. call a local attorney.
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