Vibration from one wheel

[B94Sport]

I was on my way back to school from home (300 mile trip), and I noticed that when I would turn the steering wheel slightly (we're talking about 2 degrees here) to the left, I would get a vibration from the driver's side wheel that could be felt through the floor of the cabin and also the accelerator pedal. It was a feeling similar to when you cross a lane line and one of your wheels drives along those notches cut in the road to wake people up (I don't know if anyone has ever seen those before)... But the vibration was not as bad as what you feel when you run over those notches. This was more subtle. Anyway... If I keep the wheel straight or turn to the right, there is no vibration at all. I just had the bearings repacked, pads and rotors replaced and calipers serviced about 3000 miles ago. When I had all that stuff fixed, the symptom was a clunking noise that forced the truck to pull one direction. This new problem is nowhere near that bad, but I am wondering if anyone thinks this is something major or if it's just something little? Anyone have ideas?

 

[dogfriend]

check your tires

If you had an alignment problem, you may have worn a pattern into the edge of the tire. I now have a little of this because I didn't rotate the tires like I should have. I can see and feel kind of a rippled pattern on the outboard edge of the tire tread. Before I swapped the tires to the rear, I was getting some vibration while turning (both sides because both tires have pattern)