I just got the 2022 T8 top model, and the road feel is really strong. The steering wheel feedback is quite intense, constantly feels like there's a slight vibration. Also, when reversing at low speed with the steering wheel fully turned, there's some shaking. The dealership says it's normal. Could it be related to the tires?

When driving over 120 km/h, the steering wheel and accelerator cause numbness in my hands and feet due to vibrations. Even slight unevenness on the highway results in rhythmic vibrations, making my hands and feet feel numb.

I just got the 2022 T8 top model, and the road feel is really strong. The steering wheel feedback is quite intense, constantly feels like there's a slight vibration. Also, when reversing at low speed with the steering wheel fully turned, there's some shaking. The dealership says it's normal. Could it be related to the tires?

When the Prado 4.0 is between 40 to 50 mph, the steering wheel vibrates, and there's a humming sound.

What could be the reason that the brake pedal cannot be pressed down when turning the steering wheel fully or reversing?

Is it normal to feel slight vibrations when sitting inside a Patrol 4.0 at idle?

Seeking advice from fellow car owners: 1. Is it normal to feel a slight vibration in the steering wheel when the air conditioning is on? 2. When using the standard + B mode, there's almost no brake dive, but when the auto hold is activated, the brake dive is quite noticeable. Do you experience this too?

When driving the Song Plus fuel vehicle at high speeds, subtly adjusting the steering feels like the steering wheel is sticky and requires some effort to push. It feels heavy, and I have to constantly correct it without any self-centering rebound force. What's going on?

When I turn the steering wheel of my MG ZS, I hear a clicking noise and feel vibrations under my feet. What could be the cause of this?

Why does the steering wheel vibrate while driving?

When driving on the highway, if the steering wheel starts vibrating when you exceed 100 km/h and the vibration becomes more pronounced at 120 km/h, it could indicate a few potential issues. It might be related to wheel balancing, alignment, or tire issues. You might want to have these checked by a professional to ensure safety.