Vibrations on turning steering wheel

[Ooosh]

check your rims and do a wheel balancing on all four rims....

 

Warped or twisted rims can cause vibration....

 

BEst is to take to a workshop to check...safety first!

[Vhtfhwlego]

Anyway, I have my squeaking sound issue solved. Its more complicated than I think. Workshop even delicate up to 5 people to attend to my car. Dried steering joints and suspension ball joints. Oiled the joints & the problem disappear. Took about 3 hours to finally found the root cause & get the "bird" (the noise sound like bird singing) out.

 

It does cost me some good money. $130, but its within my expected range. The workshop I frequent wasn't the cheapest, but their stuff & supervisor are friendly & helpful, & attend to my humble sedan even with more illustrated cars like GT-Rs (some of them came all the way from Truly Asia) in the garage.

Can recommend me the WS?

[Yeobh]

5 person ( not sure whether they are professional mech) x 3hrs= 15 man hr @ $130. Yr shop only charge you = $ 8.66 per hr. Much cheaper than those shop that charge $10.00 for oil change.

[Jaydenmom]

Hm...my 2.5 year old Mazda 3SP doesn't have this problem leh...

[Chuckhumprey]

Is wheel balance really a probable cause of vibrations on turning steering wheel? It usually happens to me at the speed of 55 mph just like this http://www.automd.com/answers/shaking-speed-55-mph_q49185/

[Good-Carbuyer]

You may need the help of a Mechanic, if it was not your imagination