When I am crusing about 70mph the steering is not shaking. But as soon as I put a little turning pressure on the steering wheel it starts shaking. As I turn more it will shake. Sometimes it will smooth out after a long turn. I did have my tires balanced and that did not help. Also, I just installed new slotted rotors so I know the rotor are not warped. Any ideas this is driving me crazy because I drive about 200 miles a day.

Thanks

Did you rotate the tires when you balanced them? I know Hailey did a change, alignment, and balance and her tremble went away...

-- Rogue

I have the same problem and balanced my tires at least 4 times in 10,000 miles. I finally put 4 different tires and rims on temporarily and the vibration was gone. It seems like the RSA'* are causing the problem but I only have 13,000 on them so I can live with it until they wear a little more and I replace them. I don't know if it is the same problem but it might be a good idea to check them.

If it'* just during turns (you didn't say if it was just one way or the other, but...) my first guess would be alignment.

It is kind of all the time when the speed is above 65 MPH.

Sorry for the delayed response. I found out that I was low on power steering fluid. It didn't resolve the problem. Now there is no shaking when I am driving straight. It shakes either way I turn. I would be surprised if it was the alignment because the car drives straight. I forgot to mention about 2 weeks ago I had to have my front passanger side wheel bearing replace. It was making noise. Do they usually do alignments when they do that?

Also, I replaced the Goodyear RSA with Dunlop Sport A2.

Thanks again for your time

Just changing a wheel bearing should not change anything in the alignment unless the car was first aligned with a bent bearing and now the new one is back where it is supposed to be. The dealer also doesn't pay to do an alignment for this unless there is a problem relating to the replacement of the bearing.