About a month ago I started to notice a vibration in my front end.
-It's not constant, it comes and it goes.
-I can only feel it in the steering wheel, not sitting in the passenger seat.
-Bought new tires, not the problem, still vibrates.

I rubbed another car about 2 months ago in a parking lot going about 5mph, just the front fender, not bad enough that it didn't just buff out with a few scrathes in the plastic.

This wouldn't be enough to bend a rim or something else that would cause the vibration, would it?
I personally don't think so but who know what the M-techs are gonna say.

I'm just worried the stealership is gonna see the scratches and blame the issue on me when I rightfully know it's not my fault.

 

How high did you get the last time you jumped it? It could have bent something.

It only vibrates when you're driving? The vibration doesn't come up when you're stopped? My first thought was that your A/C is cycling on and you're feeling the vibration from it.

You bought new tires before or after the vibration started? That leans me towards a wheel that is not properly balanced.

Does it happen when turning, a certain speed, braking...

 

-Car didn't jump at all.
-Happend before and after the new tires were put on.
-Any speed above 60, not too much turning there.
-I know what the AC compressor feels like, I hate it.

 

You could have bad wheel bearings but unlikely or more likely that your rotors are unbalanced

 

All it was was that the wheels were out of balance. Stupid small town tire mechanics didn't pay attention to the weights in the center of the rim.

Duh-du-dah.....idiots.