Steering wheel shake.

You may be thinking “well your driving on a bumpy road”. I’ve have trucks before and it’s not normal. You can definitely feel it in the steering wheel.
 
Oversized tires (wide/tall) with aggressive tread can also cause this situation. Are we talking about potholes or dirt roads or something else. Big bumps, small bumps? Roadkill?
 
Oversized tires (wide/tall) with aggressive tread can also cause this situation. Are we talking about potholes or dirt roads or something else. Big bumps, small bumps? Roadkill?

The Tires I have are standard size for the Tacoma. I just put AT tires on. I feel it most on a dirt road/driveway.
 
I notice the steering shake/ jerk when driving over a bumpy road. Other than that it drives fine. Anyone?
Mine does it because I have bigger tires with spacers. It follows the crown in the road. Other than that I'm fine. I'm not complaining one bit.
 
That my where my vibration/ steering issues started. When I made the leap from k01 to k02's. Still trying to figure out how to fix it
Go back to the tire store and explain what happened when you switched tires. You may have received a bad tire or at least you may get an answer to what is going on.
 
Go back to the tire store and explain what happened when you switched tires. You may have received a bad tire or at least you may get an answer to what is going on.
I didnt and bfg has replaced. Think I found the culprit. LCA bushings..
 
Go back to the tire store and explain what happened when you switched tires. You may have received a bad tire or at least you may get an answer to what is going on.
Now to determine if I can/should do this myself because 1st mechanic I talked to quoted me at $2k for upper and lower both sides
 
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