If the steering wheel starts to shake between 55-65 MPH then you need to balance the wheels. If it shakes when you press the brakes, your brake rotors are warped and need to be cut or replaced. If the steering wheel shakes at low speeds then it's possible one of your rims is bent or one of your tires is out of round. Leaving a car parked for a long time in snowy and icy roads will damage your tires, causing them to warp. Depending on which situation is causing your steering wheel to shake, have it looked at.
Check tires make sure there no lumps on specially in the inside another thing you may need alighment on front end wheel balance
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I would check your front tires first. Possible broken belt. Look for a bubble (goose egg) on the tire. Hope this helps, TJ
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I would check your tires, possibly a broken belt in one. Look for a bubble (goose egg) on them. I would suspect you will find one on the front. Hope this helps, TJ
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