The wobble that won’t go away

[GeorgeSully]

So I’ve been chasing this wobble ever since I got the Jeep. It started as a death wobble when I first got it at 55 mph and now it’s down to just steering wobble starting at 55 and smoothing put a bit after about 65. So far I’ve replaced the track bar with an oem one and just added a complete Currie steering kit but the wobble is still there. Any ideas to what this could be.
98 Sahara 4.0 with 31’s


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[bobthetj03]

Try rotating the tires front to back. Wobbles like that are generally tire balance related. Check to make sure your lug nuts are all torqued and you haven't damaged a wheel or something.

 

[Krazycookie]

Wobbles like that are generally tire balance related. Check to make sure your lug nuts are all torqued and you haven't damaged a wheel or something.

I agree this is most likely a balancing issue.

 

[broken scope]

I agree this is most likely a balancing issue.
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I agree this is most likely a balancing issue.

Same symptoms mine had and after many attemps from different shops it was tire balancing.

 

[JEEPCJTJ]

I agree this is most likely a balancing issue.

I'll agree with this because the Jeep doesn't need to slow down to being almost stopped to end the "wobble" that's occurring.

 

[Mike_H]

X10000 Tire balance...

 

[GeorgeSully]

I'll agree with this because the Jeep doesn't need to slow down to being almost stopped to end the "wobble" that's occurring.

It stops when I go back below 55 but it used to need to be almost fully stopped


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[tworley]

Balance issue.

 

[Chris]

Sounds like a tire balance issue to me.

See a trend here?

 

[skrelnik]

How do your ball joints look? One time, at band camp, my LJ was shaking big time around 50MPH but would dissipate when hitting 60MPH +. Ball joints were toast and once replaced all was good.

As every other post reads, you should rotate your tires, check air pressure and consider getting them balanced.