 Thinking of a few other things...
There are other things to check, such as tie rods, alignment, and wheel balance. Jack the vehicle up one wheel at a time, and see if you could wiggle the wheel. It should be firm. If not, then inspect all of the front end parts for wear. Rubber bushings dry out after a period of time, and start to crack. You usually hear popping noises when this starts to happen.
Also, does it pull to one side or another when you apply the brakes?
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There's a place I know about, where the dirt road runs out, and we can try out the 4 wheel drive..come on now, what do you say?
I've got the perfect place in mind, it's in the middle of nowhere, only one way to get there, you got to get a little mud on the tires.
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