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Hi kenlee108,
First, have your tires balanced, and if needed, rotated. Have the tire tech check the tread for broken belts. These are rare events, but do happen from time to time.
If this does not cure your problem, you may have a dragging brake caliper. Check the wheels (especially the front) after a short drive for excessive heat by holding your hand near the wheels. Be careful touching them, as you may get burned if the calipers are dragging. If one is excessively hot compared to the others, then that caliper may be dragging. You may also notice a slight burning brake odor. This costs fuel and increased wear and tear. Have the slide pins for that caliper lubricated. If this doesn't fix the problem, then the caliper and its hose may need replaced, since the piston is sticking.
Good Luck! Shrewsbury
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