If you're pedal vibrates with the brake applied, it indicates that the front brake rotors are worn unevenly. Imagine a set of rolling hills and the pads trying to follow the peaks and valleys. That same up and down motion is transferred to your foot, and that's the pulsation you're feeling. It's a common problem on many cars, including the Jeep. The best cure is to have the rotors machined "on the car" using a special machine. This trues the rotors on the same plane as the hub they are mounted to. Also need to make sure the brake calipers are operating smoothly and the wheels are properly torqued when reinstalled.
Check you power steering fluid level, also look for a leak around the pump.
One or more tire out of balance, a bent wheel, or defect in a tire.
Yes there are trees around the Cherokee
Probably a wheel balance problem or possibly a bent rim.
The Cherokee hade a flag that hade a star with leafs around it. Around it it says," Seal of the Cherokee Nation". By: Marissa S.
they get around by horse
by walking
Log cabins. The Cherokee did not live in, and never have lived in, tipis.
walk around shaking hands :P
the hamster might be pregnant
Shaking? As in you holding it and jerking around? Probably not long but I haven't attempted it. And I don't sudgest trying either.
It is scared of something, is there an Escalade around? Seriously, shaking while driving could be wheel balancing or front end alignment. Shaking while at idle or what seems to be coming from the engine might be a motor mount.