Minor steering wheel vibration

Is some minor vibration normal? First tundra.

 

I dont think that's normal.

 

You could try putting air in the tires
I noticed my steering wheel vibrating a little and found that my tires were a little low. Added some air and now it's smooth as butter again

 

No, not normal. Certain speed?

 

Not lifted. Michelin defenders. Stock exhaust. Seems fairly constant at >30mph.

PSI recommendations? I’ll check that first, of course.

I only noticed because my watch band was rattling lol

 

When was the last time you have your tires balanced? That's what I would check first.

 

Just bought it today, 73k miles. Tires look fairly new. It’s certified so I’d hope they’d have done it, but I reckon I can take it to the dealer and get them to do it.

 

You can also try rotating the tires and see if the rear tires work better in the front.

 

Is it constant, or only the first 10-15 minutes of driving? I ask because some of us had noticed minor vibration, but it turned out to be tires 'flat-spotting' from be parked for a while.

@Law323, a little higher pressure fixed your problem too, didn't it?

 

Yes sir Upped my pressure from 30 (don't know why the dealer dropped it that low when I went in for an oil change and rotation) to 40-45. Took care of my situation like a champ.

 

Good, I thought that had fixed it for you, but me old memory can be foggy sometimes. 40ish PSI helped mine too. Tho when it's cold and it's been parked 5-7 days I'll still get a little initial vibration.

OP, not sure this is even your problem, but it's worth mentioning. Hopefully it's a simple fix for you.

 

LOL

Yeah, i've been contemplating getting a small compressor to keep in my truck for those cold days. Even when parked half a day, I'll get some flat spots, probably not as pronounced as 5-7 days!

 

So front PSI is around 33. 275/55/20’s

 

Thanks, will do