I have a 2005 Jeep Liberty. Recently it started getting a strong shake in the steering wheel when driving on the interstate. The shake started at 60 mph and increased as you got up to 65/70 then kinda wore off past 75 mph. I took the Jeep to a local Jeep dealer and service center.
They checked it over and said both front tie rods were bad as well as the right front wheel bearing. The overall repairs were 700 bucks and I had them fix it. The next day I was back on the interstate and the shaking in the wheel was still present so that afternoon I returned to the service center and now they think a bearing under the hood that absorbs vibration from the wheel is bad, another 250 dollar repair.
Any ideas as to what may cause the shaking in the steering wheel? Are tie rods and wheel bearings normal to have going out, my care is a 2005 with 73k miles on it.
They checked it over and said both front tie rods were bad as well as the right front wheel bearing. The overall repairs were 700 bucks and I had them fix it. The next day I was back on the interstate and the shaking in the wheel was still present so that afternoon I returned to the service center and now they think a bearing under the hood that absorbs vibration from the wheel is bad, another 250 dollar repair.
Any ideas as to what may cause the shaking in the steering wheel? Are tie rods and wheel bearings normal to have going out, my care is a 2005 with 73k miles on it.