Ironic that 40TUDE posted this question earlier today, as I am having a similar issue.
History: I was involved in a front collision which, along with my bumper and fender, "dinged" my FR wheel (see pic below). The insurance replaced the wheel (but no other suspension components), the tires have been rotated/balanced, and the truck has been aligned. However, there is a vibration in the steering wheel, and a tremor to the front of the truck; most notable when traveling 70-80 mph. This was not present prior to the collision.
What is the likely culprit? I would expect the insurance should repair this to my satisfaction. The body shop said to bring it in and they would put it on a lift to see what they find.
History: I was involved in a front collision which, along with my bumper and fender, "dinged" my FR wheel (see pic below). The insurance replaced the wheel (but no other suspension components), the tires have been rotated/balanced, and the truck has been aligned. However, there is a vibration in the steering wheel, and a tremor to the front of the truck; most notable when traveling 70-80 mph. This was not present prior to the collision.
What is the likely culprit? I would expect the insurance should repair this to my satisfaction. The body shop said to bring it in and they would put it on a lift to see what they find.
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