I would start with tire balance and alignment. It could also be your shocks/struts.
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SOURCE: Front End noise and vibration
Check the U-joints and axle baerings. But its most likely because the truck is in four wheel drive.
SOURCE: in 4 wheel drive front wheels wobble bad
i had the same problem,i endend up changing the hub bearings and ball joints and front u joints the main problem was the hub bearings
SOURCE: vibrating proplem
"when i drive up to 65 miles and when i brake my steering when vibrating. What could the problem? i got 92 lexus es300 V6 3.0L"
i assume you meant, when you apply the brakes at 65mph your steering wheel " vibrates " or shimmies.
If that's what you meant, there could be several reasons, including:
Warpped brake rotars, Bad break shoes, have these inspected / replaced as needed. power sterring issues.
More serious problems include:
bad joints, loose rotars, power sterring housing.
Best bet: Have your local dealer / reputible mechanic look your vehicle over, don't be shy, tell them exactly what your problem is.
SOURCE: Premature tire failure on 2007 Lexus GX 470
I don't know what 'cupping' is. If you mean wear, then it is probably down to having incorrect tracking set on the car. Go to a garage and get the toe out checked. If your tracking is out, you will wear the edge of the tyres. Over inflation will cause the centre of the tyre to wear, and under inflation will cause the outer and inner band of the tread to wear.
The vibration may be caused by the loss of wheel weights. Maybe knocked off by hitting a kerb which also may be the cause of the tracking being out. Driving over a deep pot hole in the road can have the same effect.
SOURCE: 2006 Pontiac G6 front wheel vibration
sounds like your front end is worn out and yes tie rod ends are a common source of this problem along with out of balance tires and seperated tire cords, any tire store will inspect your car for free and give you an estimate to repair.
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