[BowtieGuy]

The easiest way to find out is have a tire shop check your alignment. Most shops will check alignment for free. While its up on the rack, the technician will know if there was damage or not.

 

[Cruzator]

Make sure you didn't get a bunch of snow packed in your wheel on one side. I've had that happened before and it will give a terrible vibration. Easy to diagnose and easy to fix! - - Assuming you didn't bend a wheel or something.

 

[TDCruze]

^^^ Agreed. Snow in the wheels will throw off the balance and make for annoying vibrations.

 

[Rockhead]

I'd say take it to the car wash first and hit your wheels the some high pressure hot water. You may have ice packed in your wheels.

 

[blk88verde]

Had snow on my front wheel around week ago Friday. Lots of vibration above 40 mph. Then it melted off - all good.

 

[obermd]

If getting any snow & ice melted off your wheels doesn't fix the problem have your tires spin balanced. It's possible you lost a balance tab.

 

[ChevyGuy]

There's a possibility that the tire has a problem. Perhaps a lump. But check the other things first. I'm just saying that to complete the list of possibilities.