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Tire balance, tire itself, tie rod end or the unit bearing starting to go bad would be the first things to check out. Try swapping the front tires to back and go from there.
My truck has developed a vibration in the steering wheel and cyclical wah wah noise at 55 miles per hour. Anyone had any experience like that??
Thanks
TurboGPZ,
I'm sorry to learn of your recent vibration concern. Did the vibration and sound appear suddenly, or has it developed gradually?
As, @oldjeep has indicated, in many cases a vibration can be associated with your tires. Unusual wear, missing wheel weights or incorrect tire pressure can have an affect on your ride.
If the vehicle has been parked for a period of time, flat spotting can also occur, resulting in similar symptoms.