Steering wheel wobble?

[JtwJL]

So, I have a 2018 Jeep JLU Sahara with 11XXX KM's on it, everything has been perfect, no recalls etc but for some reason when I hit a bump my steering wheel like shakes? It kinda feels like my tires went flat and have no air in it.

I'm new to anything really vehicle related so I was wondering if anyone may know the cause?

Edit: This only happens at highway speeds, and is bone stock.

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[grady2hig]

See if your track war is unwelded.

 

[RubiRob]

Sounds like bump wobble / steer. Any modifications?

 

[JtwJL]

See if your track war is unwelded.

I checked my VIN and there is no recalls for that, but I'll check it myself when I can.

Sounds like bump wobble / steer. Any modifications?

Bone stock

 

[RubiRob]

I checked my VIN and there is no recalls for that, but I'll check it myself when I can.



Bone stock

Tire pressure?

 

[JtwJL]

Tire pressure?

34PSI

 

[RubiRob]

34PSI

Very interesting. Have you taken it to the dealer? I get those from time to time but I'm lifted on 37s so I attribute it to that.

 

[JtwJL]

Very interesting. Have you taken it to the dealer? I get those from time to time but I'm lifted on 37s so I attribute it to that.

No I haven't, its due for an oil change soon so I might see if they can take a look then but its weird... only happened in the last 2XXX KM

 

[RubiRob]

No I haven't, its due for an oil change soon so I might see if they can take a look then but its weird... only happened in the last 2XXX KM

Please follow up with what you hear I'm interested to find out.

 

[JtwJL]

Please follow up with what you hear I'm interested to find out.

I will, hopefully it isn't anything serious.

 

[X-rated]

Mine is the same.....just picked it up a week ago only has 600 miles on it, I put the Mopar 2"
lift on it before I ever drove it, still waiting on my 20's and 35's. It shakes the wheel when going over bumps at hi way speed. I attributed it to the lift and maybe they made a mistake when they did the wheel alignment. Figured I'd get it re-checked after the new shoes come.

 

[Titan2727]

This your first Wrangler ever owned?

Has it always done as you describe?

 

[JtwJL]

This your first Wrangler ever owned?

Has it always done as you describe?

Yes, and last 2000 KMS ish

 

[Titan2727]

If you've driven that long and it hasnt gotten any worse, I think it may be simply the way a jeep drives. A Jeep takes a bump MUCH differently than " regular" suv's or car's...especially hitting a bump at high speed(or low) while turning or on a winding road

 

[jeremyjeep]

Check for lose ball joint nuts, lose control arm nuts, and all other suspension related tightness.

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