Vibration in steering wheel

Tire driveline wheel bearing or just for fun injector actuator or even dropped a piston .......or you are driving in oklahoma

 

Tire balancing.
Tire out of round.
Worn components.

 

Nah - the injector actuators and dropped piston cause a burning sensation - in your pocket area.

 

Run your hand around your steer tires. Inside and outside edges. If it’s cupping, it’ll sure make the steering wheel shake.

 

I got a Freightliner, too - that's normal.
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So; if you do find cupping on the steer tires, is it acceptable to swap sides?
I was told you don't do that cause of the direction of the belts inside.
They get liking going one way and come apart if you change direction?
I would think it makes no difference and stops shake, and cupping is "worn" off.
Comments?

 

I rotate my steers before they start cupping. I don’t know if rotating them after will fix it or not. Never had one come apart.

 

I have rotated my drives like and X and never had an issue. The steers swap them and same.... never had an issue.

 

Check your carrier bearing. I had bad vibration on my steers with good tires, alignment and CENTRAMATICS - found out my carrier bearing was worn. The shaft vibrates and it produces vibration in your steers. At least it did for me, once I changed the carrier bearing - smooth....