1. Worn or damaged suspension components
The suspension system of your truck is responsible for providing stability and handling. If any of the components of the suspension system are worn or damaged, it can cause your truck to shake when turning and upon acceleration. Some of the suspension components that can cause shaking include:
- Control arms
- Ball joints
- Tie rods
- Bushings
- Springs
- Shocks
2. Driveline issues
The driveline of your truck is responsible for transferring power from the engine to the wheels. If there is any problem with the driveline, it can cause your truck to shake when turning and upon acceleration. Some of the driveline components that can cause shaking include:
- Driveshaft
- U-joints
- Rear differential
3. Tire issues
The tires on your truck play a vital role in providing grip and stability. If the tires are worn or damaged, it can cause your truck to shake when turning and upon acceleration. Some of the tire issues that can cause shaking include:
- Low tire pressure
- Uneven tire wear
- Damaged tire sidewalls
- Out-of-balance tires
4. Engine misfires
An engine misfire occurs when one or more of the cylinders in your engine is not firing properly. This can cause your truck to shake when turning and upon acceleration. Some of the causes of engine misfires include:
- Faulty spark plugs
- Worn ignition wires
- Faulty fuel injectors
5. Transmission problems
If your truck has a transmission problem, it can cause shaking when turning and upon acceleration. Some of the transmission problems that can cause shaking include:
- Slipping transmission
- Low transmission fluid
- Damaged transmission gears
If your truck is shaking when turning and upon acceleration, it is important to have it inspected by a qualified mechanic to determine the cause and have it repaired.
