advice on struts problem, rear end wobble

[sawyer.c78]

a few weeks ago I replaced the front struts of my 2008 crew cab titan.. then 2 days ago I drove on the highway and noticed strong rear end wobble when my speed reached 70mph.. i added new shocks on rear but the rocking remained. what could be the problem, any advice?

 

[LowKeyMike]

@sawyer.c78 in my experience, if you have a strong rear end wobble, it's usually bcs there are tires, wheels, or suspension issues. it's not wrong if you check all of them, just in case

 

[G.O.T.]

Oof, rear end wobble, passive aggressive things, well you already swapped the shocks, that rules one thing out. I'd say next check the rear control arm bushings, panhard bar, or even tire balance, cos sometimes it really just do be the simple stuff

 

[Piper and Perron]

Sounds like you could use a four wheel alignment. changes in the front can cause for the rear to react differently. To make sure, get it checked as soon as you can since this can be a safety issue at highway speeds. Good luck

 

[Phineas and Ferb]

@sawyer.c78 in my experience, if you have a strong rear end wobble, it's usually bcs there are tires, wheels, or suspension issues. it's not wrong if you check all of them, just in case

You gotta check worn bushings or control arms. For me, the last wobble I had just signaled me to get aligned and it went away after that. So definitely agree with @Piper and Perron

 

[zarakhan09]

Rear-end wobble can definitely point to worn struts or shocks, especially if the vehicle feels unstable at higher speeds or over bumps. It's also worth checking bushings, control arms, and tire balance—sometimes the issue isn't just the struts but a combination of components.


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Hope you get it sorted—ride quality makes all the difference

 

[MountainDew]

Yh, agree with you all and the Titans rear suspension links are known to wear out and make it feel like you're drifting side to side feel, especially at higher speeds.