A shaking steering wheel isn't just annoying - it can be a sign that something isn't quite right with your car. The good news? It's usually easy (and not always expensive) to fix.In this guide, we'll walk you through the most common causes and what you can do about them.
What causes a shaking steering wheel?
1. Tyre issues
Unbalanced, uneven or damaged tyres are one of the most common reasons for vibration, especially at higher speeds.
Check your tyres for uneven wear, bulges or flat spots.
2. Wheel alignment
If your wheels are out of Alignment. Your car can pull to one side and the steering wheel may shake.
A professional wheel alignment can solve this.
3. Brake problems
Warped brake discs can cause vibration when braking
if the shake happens under braking, get your brake: checked as soon as possible.
Top Tip
If the shake only happens at high speeds, it's often related to the tyres or wheels. If it happens when braking, it's usually the brakes.
When to be worried
If the shaking is severe, happens at low speeds, or is getting worse, don’t ignore it. It could affect your safety on the road.
When in doubt, pop into your nearest Eden Tyres branch for a free check.
How to fix it
The best way to find the cause is with a professional vehicle health check.
Our technicians will identify the issue and get you back onthe road safely
