steering wheel shakes while driving

could be over torqued lugs as well.

myponyrocks said:

could be over torqued lugs as well.

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Not to argue but HOW will this cause a vibration?

Slow speed steering wheel wobble probably warpped rotor
45+ wobble probably wheel/tire balance issues
All speed wobble/vibration getting worse with speed probably tire belt issue

Dwayne

well imporperly torqued lugs can cause a rotor to warp. wont cause the vibration at speed like the complaint says. have the tires balanced on a road force balancer, and make sure that they use a pin plate to attach the wheel to the balancer. what that means is a set of pegs hold the wheel again the balancer through the lug holes instead of using a cone in the center. the pin plate on a road force balancer is the best balance possible. you can check here http://www.gsp9700.com/ to find the location of a shop that has the Hunter GSP9700 balancer. that is hands downthe best balancer currently on the market. also see if that location has the smart weight software, that helps use les weights. they can also use sticky weights, that can be hid behind the spokes if you dont want to see them.

also something not considered is a driveshaft vibration. its not common, but it could be a culprit.