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steering wheel vibration at low speed bearing issue?

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I've noticed a small vibration coming from my 2015 Durango Limited 3.6's steering wheel. It occurs when I am stopped or moving slowly, particularly when I am turning from a stop or if I rock the wheel slightly from left to right. It seems like there is a problem with the column.

Is there anyone else who has this experience? Do you know what might be causing it or how to resolve it?
 
Yeah, my buddy's 2015 Durango had that same steering wheel shake at low speeds usually it's a worn steering column joint or loose mounts, getting it checked and tightened fixed it for him
 
Yeah, I'd start with @Kodiya's recommendation and move on to the suspension if that doesn't fix it. Cars have bushings designed to minimize or remove vibrations, meaning that if you're noticing them, there is some rubber somewhere that needs to be replaced. Since you feel it in the steering wheel, it's somewhere in the front.
 
I've noticed a small vibration coming from my 2015 Durango Limited 3.6's steering wheel. It occurs when I am stopped or moving slowly, particularly when I am turning from a stop or if I rock the wheel slightly from left to right. It seems like there is a problem with the column.

Is there anyone else who has this experience? Do you know what might be causing it or how to resolve it?
Suspension issue. I had this problem in my old car, too. 2005 model. Really need to deal with this urgently or else it's gonna be dangerous for you to ride.
 
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