My 2001 chevy silverado truck has a steering wheel vibration between 30 and 40 mph. I checked the u joint,wheel alignment, and wheel balancing and they are ok. What else could it be?? Thanks
Bent alloy, bent steel rim, broken belting inside of tire(caused from hitting a good size hole). lug nuts not torqued to correct ft lbs, outer or inner tie rods, toe/ cmber out of adjustment. Are the tires wearing? If not, forget the camber/toe
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I don't think so, I was told that it could be that the driveshaft is out of balance. but there is only vibration at that speed, Thanks, I'll check the road force of the tire.
The front tires are new but I have not check the rims. the vibration is slight, but to me it is irrating. Thank you for your response. Happy holidays
90% of the time a vibration is a tire. You say they were balanced, BUT did they check the road force of the tire/wheel?
defective tires will cause this as well as wheel balance and bent wheels
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