Gordan_Freeman

I have an automatic 2004 Honda Civic LX, when I'm driving either in town or on the highway it runs smooth, however when I have to drive anywhere from 50-59 mph my steering wheel shakes pretty bad, it starts out as a slight shake and builds if i don't accelerate a little above 60 mph. Any suggestions as to what the problem could be?

BNC8108

I have the same problem so if anybody could help us it would be great. I thought about just getting an allignment done or make some new tires mine are wearing out pretty quick. But I think they are wearing cause of this issue since they are wearing to the inside

mikey1

if you have aftermarket rims they are probably the problem,

if your car is stock i would have the front end and steering rack checked out

lowlife9

could be the following tires need balancing,lug nuts are loose,wheel bearings are shot or after market wheels need hub centric rings. jack up the car and shake the wheel vertically if there is play then you need wheel bearings.

ricky425

i actully had the same problem on my FG the problem was my spacers, once i took them off i no longer had shaking

GolNat

iTrader: (7)

Could also be the ball joints, or lower control arm bushings. My steering wheel shook at about that speed and it was my ball joints that were bad. Replaced them and everything was good. Do what lowlife said but grab your tire and move it front to back and left/right. There shouldn't be any play.