Ok so last night it was 0 degrees, and I was on my way home and the truck had suck a vibration that I had to pull over and make sure I didn't have a flat tire. This occurred after I had got up to 70mph and was starting to slow down a bit. The vibration then went away after I started going again. I don't think it was engine or drivetrain because they were acting normal as the vibration was occurring. I could accelerate and decelerate and the vibe remained constant. Could this problem be because it was just really really cold out, and the tire psi were different in each of the tires? Or could it be something worse. This is the first time this has happened.

 

I heard about some recall in the stearing gear. I would contact your dealer about that. If you find something new please let me know.

Thanks

 

Is there snow packed on the inside of your rims? I assume you guys had snow in that area with all the snow we've had recently. That definitely causes wheels to lose their balance (until you wash out the snow)

 

Nothing but the tire's,mine doe's the same thing on cold morning's until tires warm up. If it was a major problem,I think it would do it all the time, don't worry