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Could be alignment, could be worn suspension parts, worn steering parts, or wheel bearing. Could have tires out of balance.

I wouldn't be driving at 70mph with that situation, it wouldn't take much to get your car out of control and into a deadly accident. Get your car to an wheel and tire shop and indicate your symptoms, let them check it out and tell you what is wrong.

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Good grief man don't be driving this car!

Yes it could be a caster issue (negative caster) but you could have some badly worn steering components.

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Sounds like you need a new front end with tires, shocks, sway bars, and after all that work you will need a alignment.

Alignments are more for when the vehicle is pulling left or right, You have a lot more pronlems than a alignment. Good luck and get to shop immediateley!!

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Alignment saids about right, but ya, you should take this vehicle in a get it checked out.

Good Luck

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Absolute first thing, before anything drastic. Get your tires balanced again, especially if you got them balanced at some cheap discount warehouse like Walmart or Costco. Two instances of similar symptoms both times caused by bad balancing. The front wheels of my parent's camry weren't balanced properly. It wasnt very noticeable at low speeds but as it got to ~65mph it shook quite alot. As soon as the tires were replaced and rebalanced, the problem went away completely. The other time was once again tires that were badly balanced this time in the rear, caused the car to constantly steer left. As soon as the tires were replaced and the wheel was balanced, the problem went away.

If the problem is especially noticeable after a bump, then suspension components may be damaged.Also, messed up tires *balance, alignment, etc* can cause a lot of extra wear on your more expensive suspension components so get it checked quickly

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