Steering Problems of Chevrolet Aveo - part 2

The contact owns a 2007 Chevrolet Aveo. While driving approximately 35 mph, the front end of the vehicle began to vibrate and wobble. The vehicle was taken to the dealer for diagnostic testing where the technician advised that the frontal shocks, rotors and struts were causing the failure and would have to be replaced. The rims were also replaced. The vehicle was repaired but the failure persisted. The vehicle was not further repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 30,800.

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2004 chevy Aveo. When driving vehicle in windy condition or near large vehicle(including pickup trucks and suvs) the vehicle's front end is blown very easily creating dangerous swerving and front end movement. I feel the vehicle is very unsafe to drive and needs safety testing done. Also, front end pulls hard to the left in all driving conditions. New tires have been added but did not solve problem. Front end also has bad bushings or struts. Car creaks when going over bumps or when pushing up and down on the front end.

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I have had many problems with the steering and suspension in this vehicle. I had to replace the tires at less then 16,000. The main problem is that whenever I go over any bumps the car squeaks and makes a grinding sound. Chevy said that they had tightened something in the front end to tight at the factory and that they had 3 or 4 Aveos come back with this problem. They loosened they two pieces but I still hear the squeaks and they tell me that there is something in the back end that is grinding but it is a manufacturing defect and that they cannot do any thing. And they hope it doesn't do anything. If it does as long as it is under warranty they will fix it. But I would hate for something to break and me be going 70 and it break.

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My vehicle will be driving fine and I will attempt to make a left or right turn and intermittently the steering wheel will lock up, all the lights on the dash board will come on and the car will stop! this has happened to me 4 times in 2 wks and dealer can not "duplicate my concern" I am still experiencing this problem. The vehicle has 600 miles on it, I drive 15 miles a day to and from work, no highway. Dealer can not find the problem and I am forced to drive this vehicle. It is a big safety concern because the car comes to a stop when ever it feels like it. Dealer just tells me "when it happens again give us a call", the same day I picked it up from the dealer after they could not find the problem, it happened again that night I called to report it to the dealer and he suggested I go to another dealer further away from me because they were closed for inventory. So I am driving this vehicle unsafely.

My Chevrolet Aveo pulls to the right, upon acceleration and driving at a constant speed. I made the dealership aware of the problem and they said that it needed an alignment. They gave it an alignment and it helped for a few weeks. Then the vehicle starting pulling to the right again. I took it for a second opinion and they said the vehicle has torque steering and with the way it is built it will drive like this. Suggested welding weights on left side of engine to make it heavier on the left side, also suggested a wider tire, but they would need gm approval first. They also gave the vehicle an alignment. I still have this problem with the vehicle.