CV joints will usually "pop" when you are turning. Check to see if your lug nuts are tight, check tire tread for any "bubbles" or your tires may need to be balanced
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Hi Scott.
Try switching the wheels from left to right side and see if the wobble goes with it.
If not, look for a worn tie rod end or other suspension component.
If wobble goes to left side, look for bent rim.
Cheers.
Have you checked the tires ? Sometimes a wobble can be a broken belt inside the tire tread. Or it could be something loose in the hub. You could also switch the front and rear tire to see if the wobble moves.
Discribe your version of wobble. In steering wheel,front suspension? Did you have this checked out by a shop, who gave up on it? Are the brakes related?
Couple of checks , mud in front rims will give you a wobble. Front tire cord seperation or loose wheel nuts. , Wore out tie rod end, front wheel bearing play, or a weight has fallen off the rim and it needs balancing. If it is vibrating your steering wheel, have the front end looked at right away.
yes make sure your lug nuts are all tight and the wheels are seated properly on the hubs, if they are tight bring the car to a tire shop and have them balance the two front tires, this will tell you if you have a bent wheel please rate -jeff
could it be my cv joint,I know it's not the tires
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