Why is the car steering wheel shaken?
The lack of steering wheel vibration can be a manifestation of many technical problems inside the vehicle. Some common causes include:
Tires: Irregular wear, swelling or failure to pump at the correct pressure can cause the steering wheel to shake, especially noticeably when the vehicle is running at high speed. If the tire is deflected, vibration often appears at a certain speed and increases sharply when cornering. In cases where the tire is inflated, the vehicle often shoots unevenly and makes unusual noise from the wheels.
Braking system: When the steering wheel brakes strongly, it can be accompanied by a whirlwind or a vibration at the brake pedal, often caused by curved brake discs or uneven brake checks.
Suspension and steering system: If parts such as steering wheel steering wheel, balance bar or shock absorber are damaged, the vehicle is prone to shaking when going through rough roads or going into curves. The driver may feel unladen, impaired control, and may hear a scream from the chassis.
Engine: The steering wheel won't shake even when the vehicle was static or not related to speed, usually originating from the engine. Additional signs may include difficulty warming up, uneven engine blasting, more fuel consumption than usual, or black smoke from the exhaust.
Other parts: Some other details such as wheel bullets, axles or steering wheel rpmors if damaged can also cause vibration of the steering wheel. These conditions are often accompanied by unusual noise, a feeling of the vehicle being deviated or the steering wheel becoming unstable while driving.
Signs of early recognition
The steering wheel can be shaken to a variety of degrees and conditions, such as:
Light grinding when the vehicle runs slowly
Following a rhythm or only happening at a certain speed
Strong vibration when braking suddenly or when steering
Accompanied by screams from the underpass, brakes or wheels
Early recognition of unusual signs will help drivers handle it promptly, avoiding aggravating the problem.
How to handle it effectively
Depending on the cause, there will be appropriate remedies. Some popular solutions include:
Check and pump the tires at the correct pressure, replace the tires if they are wearing, swollen or deformed.
Balance the wheel movement to ensure steady rotation and no vibration.
Replace the brake pad or brake disc if you notice wear and tear, warping.
Maintain the suspension - steering system, check joints, tubes and reduce shock periodically.
Take the vehicle to a reputable garage for inspection if the shaking lasts for a long time or the cause is unknown.
Notes when using a vehicle
Always check tire pressure every week.
Avoid braking suddenly or driving too fast on bad roads.
Regular maintenance according to the manufacturer's recommendation.
When detecting strange signs in the vehicle, you should check it immediately to avoid leaving it for a long time and causing further damage.
