Yo dugg, its the lane assist. Turn. It off and boom, gone.

 

Let me know if this fixes it. I had the same concern until I figured it out.

 

Lane assist is off, went thru that. Dealer re balanced all 4 tires and replaced one for out of round, Firestones. Vibration comes in like it's on a timer, lasts for about 10 seconds. Quits for about 3-4, then repeats. 75 mph + - . Feel it in the steering wheel. The Lane assist vibration is more pronounced, turned it on and experienced it. Vehicle has 275 miles on it.

 

What the heck...

 

Have them check your axles. I took mi e in for vibration and they balanced and rotated the tires. A month later my axle broke as I was driving.

 

2025 Compass? Did you feel a coming and going vibration in the steering wheel

 

Yes.

 

What is the year, mileage and dealer location, name

 

Mine is 2022 47000 miles and Chrysler in lawrenceburg ky

 

Have them check the 4 wheel alignment while they're at it.

 

It goes down the road straight, it has a vibration that comes and goes that is felt in the steering wheel At highway speed. The 2021 we traded in did not have the vibration on the same stretch of highway. The out of round Firestone tire, since replaced made the vibration more noticeable, but the vibration is still there

 

possible front axle issue,worn inboard CV joints can cause a vibration just like a bad ujoint

 

It has 275 miles on it

 

Hi @Dugg,

We are sorry to learn about your vehicle concerns. If you return to the dealership, please send our team a private message and we can connect you with a case manager for extra support.

Blair
Jeep Cares

 

Thank you Blair, this is my partners 3rd Jeep Cherokee/Compass in the past 6 years. She turned in a lease with 14,000 miles on it wanting to keep under warranty. She test drove it around the parking lot and didn't notice the vibration until the drive home. Now we're 3 trips back for balancing, out of round tire found, tire ordered, tire replaced. It's been a bit of and ordeal and still on going. I plan on going back sometime again next week.
Doug

 

Blair started conversations.
Doug

 

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Dealership finally admitted, after 31 days, that there really is a vibration and they don't know what's causing it. We were told Friday, the 23rd that they we consulting with Jeep. We are finally past the dealership denial stage and are looking forward to putting this behind us.
The excitement that comes with a new vehicle only lasted until we set the cruise control on the way home.
Thank you 'Jeep Cares' Blair and Jeep Customer Service for getting involved.

 

After 35 days + - dealership returned vehicle, acknowledged vibration was unable to find the source.

 

Dugg,

I am extremely sorry that you have to deal with this nonsense. My 2022 Compass Latitude just developed a vibration on the highway and I'm at 38,000 miles.

 

Randy,
I share your pain.
Let me know if you find the problem, dealership and Jeep telling us to just drive it.
After reading countless articles in the past month I believe that the source of our vibration comes from wheel bearing or related.
We first noticed ours on the ride home from purchase with 170 miles on the odometer.