Wheel Bolts Problems of Chevrolet Silverado

While inspecting the vehicle the driver noticed that both frontal tires lug nuts were loose. The driver drove the vehicle to the dealer and was informed that the lug nuts needed to be replaced. Please provide further details.

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While driving hub caps keep coming off vehicle. It's worse when pulling trailer. Dealer contacted. Consumer states the plastic nuts that hold the hub caps were coming loose.

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Left front wheel assembly came off while traveling approximately12-15 mph, causing loss of control, and vehicle hit a concrete lamp pole. Dealer was notified. No injury was reported. Feel free to provide any further information.

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Plastic nuts loosened when wheels became hot, causing lug: nut cap to loosen. Dealer has attempted to repair vehicle several times. A TSB has been issued on the vehicle, but the TSB didn't correct the problem. Dealer has been using nuts from 90-91 truck whells to minimize the problem.

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Lug nuts sheared off causing loss of control.

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While driving about 35mph the plastic cover to the lugs: nuts and bolts is coming off, needs to be tightened by hands every time.

There were forged aluminum wheels in which 8 hub cap nuts came loose on their own. The consumer was concerned that hub cap might fly off while the vehicle was in motion. A local dealer suggested that this was a common problem and the new replacement hub caps have the same problem.

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While driving at 20mph left rear wheel came off due to lugs: nuts being loose on both rear wheels. Dealer has vehicle currently.