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I just noticed tonight going after dinner, I was getting a minor vibration that seems like the front thinking about it; I didn’t see it in the steering wheel.
I will have to look around tomorrow to see if anything stands out.
Like I said in the title, it starts around 68mph seems odd to me.
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Also, check tire pressure and look for any signs of missing wheel weights.
Good luck, please keep us posted.
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UG a 2020 already having this issue
Hopefully, it's an easy cheap fix - like Bob stated: possibly an unbalanced wheel & tire issue.
Some times owners whom travel through alot of mud will have issues - the same as this.
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Mileage: 28,541
It could be anything, depending on how it's driven.
More than likely a tire/wheel balance issue.
Hopefully LOL.
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Upon further inspections, I found what looked like a wheel weight had fallen off buy the mark where a clip would be, so I took it to the local tire shop and had him look.
He said he took the wheel off, put it on the balancer, and boom, that spot was missing a weight.
Issue solved.
Thanks for All the replies.
Glad it was a simple fix.
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