I drive a Honda Accord 06, 50,000+ miles.

When I am driving on the road at higher speed, I can feel the steering wheel beginning to vibrate. When I hit the brakes, I can still feel the vibrate and sometimes, the steering gets a little out of balance a little by swaying left when I am holding on tight and straight. When I hit the brakes, I sometime can hear a rumbling sound possibly coming from the rotors. It is something from the steering wheel causing this discomfort.

I went to a shop and I had my front tires inspected (nothing wrong), balanced and rotated and I can still feel the same problem. At first, I thought it was something related to the tires that is not balance.

Is it possible this is related to the rotors, suspension or struts. I know bad rotors tend to shake when it goes bad while braking. But, I am not sure will bad rotors vibrate while driving without pressing the brakes.

Any info will help!!!

 

I got the same issue in my 99 civic let me know what you find ill do the same,i know it needs a alignment but my front passanger strut is making hissing noise when I press down on the corner im not sure if that is it or what but get it inspected again some shops are worthless and some know but want you to come back to pay more money and then tell you ,but it may me the steering wheel it self something has slack in it and needs to be tightened and got lose over time

 

When last did you get a brake change? a possible cause for the vibration could be from bad rotors or a stuck brake piston that doesn't retract, have the brakes checked out to see what's going on, when you need a wheel alignment usually the car will pull to one side rather than vibrate the steering wheel.