Front wheel. Someone took front wheel off for me to get it into my car and now I can't get it back on.

Steering wheel vibration is often caused by:

• Out of balance tires
• Bent wheels
• Bad wheel or CV bearings
• Loose suspension parts

"Road noise" is often caused by:

• Bad wheel bearings or bad CV joints

I suggest checking for all of these.

sometimes knucke bearings have different sizes, like one side has 4.5, then the other side is 4.6. just make sure that the components are alligned well and if in case a rubber hammer is available, do use it, just apply more grease on the bearing hub, then try to use the rubber hammer to punch the bearing back. please refer to the picture below for the assembly

get the front end aligned by a good shop that does this, they will go with factory specs unless the car is a rebuild from an accident..then they will tell you this..because the specs wont line up..repost findings please..

Check stabiliser links for wear

have you checked the front hubs are engaged or engaging

There's a trick to putting a chain back on a bike. First fit it onto the back wheel. Then hold it on the top of the front cog wheel (at the pedals) Get someone to lift the back of the bike so the wheel is off the ground. While the wheel is off the ground and you're holding the chain on the top of the front cog wheel turn the pedals forward, with your other hand, as when you're cycling and as it turns the chain will go on.

If you don't have someone to hold the back wheel up off the ground you could hold the chain on the bottom of the front cog wheel and turn the pedal backwards. The chain will still go on.

Loosen up the hub nuts. Center the wheel between brake pads. Put something like a screw driver in the space between wheel and frame to keep the wheel centered and not moving as you tighten the nuts.

take to someone who knows what they are doing depending if you have your car services on a regular bases the milage of the car how ruff the roads are you drive the potholes you miss all have somthing to do to cause problems with a front end.......now if you are a back yard mechinac you can check yourself or if you have a sears or ntb or firestone, midas ask them if they can check the front end out so you know if you should get front work done before you buy tires they will check the whole front end out and tell you what is what if the mechanic says its going bad or its ok for now then replace it you'll save gas your life or someone else's

Have the brakes checked. If this car is front wheel drive a mechanic will have to check out the bearings and front wheel drive parts.

I had the same problem and took it back to where i bought it. THey sent it in and had the whole front wheel and corresponding parts replaced. A few weeks later the same probem occured. I just sold the stroller as is. You could try to contact Zooper directly, but don't get your hopes up, sorry.