The problem: Steering-wheel shimmy is felt both at constant and various speeds, and when braking and/or accelerating. Additionally, vibration can be felt throughout the entire vehicle, inside and out.

GREENSBORO, N.C. — So you're driving and your car is vibrating, like you can feel it in the steering wheel. What is going on? The good news is, it's probably an easy fix. "Customer states they got a ...

Question: On a recent drive through the San Gabriel Mountains, my steering wheel started to shimmy violently when going down hill. The problem went away shortly after. Can you tell me what caused this ...

The most common cause of this sort of vibration is usually an unbalanced front wheel and tyre, especially if the problem began suddenly. When new tyres are fitted, they are balanced at the tyre shop ...

Q: I have a 2005 VW Passat wagon. My right front tire has a slow leak. I have been filling it about once a week. Lately, I notice a shimmy at about 40 miles per hour. I can feel the steering wheel ...

The bigger question is why you didn't just turn around and drive straight back to the dealership. A brand-new car like this should not have any of these problems, and it's a sad comment on the ...

Q–The steering wheel on my 1994 Acura Integra shimmies slightly when braking. Does it need a front-end alignment? Shocks? Other .B., Chicago A–Our answer is C: Other. An alignment seldom cures a ...