Bouncy Feeling When Driving above 40 mph

Asked by CDX Apr 19, 2010 at 02:15 PM about the 2007 Acura TL FWD with Navigation

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I'm having this bouncy feeling in my steering whenever I drive at 40 mph or above. I rotated, balance and aligned my tires, but I'm still having the bouncy feeling.
Does anyone has a possible solution?

4 Answers

65

Check your Struts, that's would be shock absorbers, you should probably replace them or have them looked at

16,160

Worn bushing in the steering system could cause steering play. It may be an issue with the electric steering itself.

iit might also be your hubs. such as the spindle or destroyed bearings. basically they what the tires attach to and they are the parts that rotate when driving if they are shot then they should be replaced immediately before they let go or anything

65

Don't you mean what the wheels are attached to. The tires are attached to the rim or wheel but that's great advice...

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