Why is my 1998 Jeep Cherokees left front wheel bouncing when I go over 60mph?
What is your question?
When I go just north of 60MPH the left front wheel will gradually begin to bounce and get worse if I maintain that speed. It is nearly uncontrollable. If I'm on a newly paved road it won't begin until about 65 MPH. I definitely need new tires, but it has been getting worse over the past year. Would you recommend tires first, or a combination of tires and shocks?
What makes this problem better or worse?
Better when I drive below 60MPH.
How long has your 1998 Jeep Cherokee had this problem?
Year and half.
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Popular Answer
IndependenceAutoon Sep 30, 2017
I would definitely recommend replacing the tires first if you still have the same condition after tire replacement we would want to look into this suspension most likely a tire issue though
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