1. Tire pressures uneven.
2. Defective tire.
3. Excessive wear in suspension or steering components.
4. Front end in need of alignment.
5. Front brakes dragging. Inspect brakes.

2. Shimmy, shake or vibration

1. Tire or wheel out of balance or out of round. Have a professional check and balance.
2. Worn wheel bearings.
3. Shock absorbers and or suspension components worn or damaged.

3. Excessive pitching and/or rolling around corners

1. Defective struts/shocks. Replace as a set.
2. Broken or weak springs and/or suspension components.

1. Lack of fluid in power steering fluid reservoir.
2. Incorrect tire pressures.
3. Lack of lubricants at steering joints.
4. Front end out of alignment.

1. Worn front wheel bearings.
2. Excessive wear in suspension or steering components.
3. Steering gearbox worn or damaged.

1. Steering pump drivebelt faulty or not adjusted properly.
2. Fluid low.
3. Hoses or lines restricted.
4. Air in power steering system. Bleed system.

1. Incorrect tire pressures.
2. Tires out of balance.
3. Wheels damaged.
4. Suspension or steering compontents excessively worn.

8. Excessive tire wear on outside edge

1. Inflation pressures incorrect.
2. Excessive speed in turns.
3. Front end out of alignment.
4. Suspension arm bent or twisted.

1. Inflation pressures incorrect.
2. Frent end in need of alignment.
3. Loose or damaged steering components.

1. Tires out of balance.
2. Damaged or buckled wheel.
3. Defective tire.