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Old Aug 6, 2013 | 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by JRRF
Are you sure it's not the road? Frequently (especially in a place like FL) an asphalt highway with lots of rush hour traffic can actually get wavy and cause a little shake in your steering wheel. Where I live I know exactly where I'm going to get it -- it's where the road experiences the most stop and go in rush hour, and the trucks wind up having to hit the brakes a lot. That causes the road in hot weather to get waves in it.
I get this alot on certain roads around here especially during that last heat wave the roads were really rippling.
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