Table 1 shows one common wheel related problems of the 2015 Chevrolet Suburban.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Wheel problems |
There is a vibration at the speed of 70-85. My breaking has issues. I press pedal and it feels like its "broke". I try and stop at times (more often than not) and I really have to press and its like the brakes are not stopping my vehicle at all. Very bumpy ride. Should be smoother and I think it has to do with the wheels and vibration. Vehicle was purchased April of 2019 and it seems to get worse. Husband has spoken with dealership and its just kind of blown off. We researched to trouble shoot and found many recalls that describe what is happening.
Have had our vehicle in the dealership 3 times for road/tire vibration from ?tires or suspension. Dealership has changed 3 of 4 tires could not get road forced balances with 22 inch tires. Dealership claims bad batch of tires from bridgestone. Vibration has continued at speeds of 70-80 mph. It all began after the first service at 5792 mile and tire rotation. Vehicle was brought back to dealership advising of vibration in steering wheel and both front seats. Dealership claimed that they were not able to get tires balanced. Had to order 3 different sets of replacement tires with no prevail. Brought back again for second required service and dealership has rotated the tires for a second time.
Vibration at speeds of 70-80 mph. The tires have been road forced balanced 3 times still has the problem. The problem was noticed after the first service and tires rotated.
Tire vibration 40-45 mph and 64 + replaced both rear tires all 4 shocks reprogram ride control, transmission not shifting when coming out of a turn and passing, rear end noise, mirrors not removing condensation 7. 5 min on left, 2 min on right. Noise coming from sunroof after rain sounds like bubbles, dvd screen rattle behind driver, air noise coming from around drivers and passengers windows, these are ongoing problems.