[JeetG80x]

Originally Posted by Likeanowl

Is there an “off” option?

Nay. But mine is at low and I don't really feel the vibrations anymore.

[dlong82]

Had a high frequency vibration in the steering wheel at highway speeds on most all surfaces types. Frequency was to high to be a balance or road force issue. No vibration on surface streets. It went away after 6k miles. I assume it was tread wiggle. Car came with Pirelli. Try running the tire pressures about 4 psi higher. If you notice a change, it could be related to tread depth and/or toe settings. Run your hand around the inside of the tires. Are they feathering?

[Vegasg80]

My car has a weird vibration in the steering wheel when I go over certain bumps, its so weird. Smooth roads its fine, and it doesnt make any weird noises but way i noticed way more road nvh is transmitted through the steering wheel in this car than im used to.

[DO444]

Originally Posted by prozzi

Update, they replaced what they said was a defective tire but I don't feel the car is any better. I just drove it on a smooth highway and it still felt like I was holding on to vibrating steering wheel. All the tech said this is normal road feedback. I have never had a car like this and if this is normal feedback I'm going to sell it. I knew this was going to be a battle, as I had to force them to do the tire balance as they didn't do it at first. I need to find someone in the Tampa Bay Area that has an M3 and they can drive mine to feel if it's the same. There is no way a wheel vibrates on a smooth road but I could be wrong.

Idk, but my wheel is straight and quiet.
It doesn’t vibrate at all. In fact it’s pretty dead.