Steering Wheel Shake 65+mph
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check the alignment. probably one too many curb collisions. also check the tires to see if they are wearing evenly, and that they don't have any bulges in them. could be many things, so you can also try taking off the front tires and looking at the tie rod ends, a-arms, etc.to give us a better chance at helping you out.
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S-turn,
I had new tires and rims installed. The steering wheel shake is barely noticable. I also had the tie-rods checked and they look good. The sway bars were a bit loose so that may be causing the the minor shake. I'll let you know if this does the trick. Thank you for all of your help.
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