2. Loose or worn transmission mounts.
3. A bent steering knuckle.
4. Tie rods or ball joints.
5. Brake pads:
- Glazed or worn-out brake pads can cause brake pulsation, which is felt through the steering wheel and brake pedal.
- Brake pads not properly seated or warped rotors due to excessive wear can also lead to vibration and hopping in the vehicle.
6. Loose wheel bearing hubs:
- Loose wheel bearing hubs allow for excessive movement of the wheel, leading to vibration and hopping when applying brakes or high speeds.
7. Unbalanced tires:
- Tires can become unbalanced due to uneven wear, causing vibration at certain speeds.
*Always remember to consult with a qualified mechanic for proper diagnostics and repairs.*