Sometimes the power steering will cause a shudder in the steering wheel when it is under a load. We’ll take another look at the tires later. Now that you’ve made sure your tires have no obvious defects, it’s time to do a little troubleshooting. You might see something obvious right out and it may just be that the next step is a trip to the tire store. While you are at it, check the tire pressures. Get down on your hands and knees and look at the inside of the tires as well. There might be an obvious bulge or defect in one of the tires and it could be waiting to burst. Before you do anything else, walk around the car and take a good look at the tires. Part 1 of 1: Diagnosing a car that shudders when turning You need to figure out what’s wrong and have it corrected as soon as possible. So if the car isn’t turning smoothly, something is no longer equal to its task. When your car is in a turn, the front end components and tires are under more stress than when you are driving straight. Maybe you noticed it while parallel parking, or maybe it shows up when you're moving around a curved exit ramp, but it’s unnerving and it makes you wonder whether your car is safe to drive or if it is going to head off on a tangent some day.
The car seems okay just cruising down the road, but changing direction doesn’t go as smoothly as before. You expect your car to just do what you ask without complaint, but lately, it doesn’t seem to like going around turns.
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