general problems of the 2008 Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid

I was driving about 60 miles per hour, and the steering put very hard, so I can't go for nothing on left or right so I was very little to have crashed.

Sudden failure of electric power steering motor. No warning, no alarms, while driving. Luckily happened at slow speed and no accident occurred. . . . But could have. Post incident I could not find a recall notice or TSB for my vehicle, yet other gm vehicles with electric power steering have notices. The Tahoe Hybrid should have one.

90k mi. Power steering assist motor shaft breaks off, disables power steering 100% as truck was traveling 65 mph on highway. . Read more...

While driving the vehicle, any slight turn of the wheel stays in rather than tracking back to center. I have been told this is normal for the electric assisted power steering, however I have not noticed it in other electric vehicles. It presents a serious hazard as most if not all drivers are accustomed to a steering wheel which tracks back to center when the steering wheel is "bumped" slighlty or when making a full turn as in intersection turns. The wheel in a 90 degree turn will begin to track back to center but stops short of it. A power steering control module adjustment was done by the dealer but it still does not track back to center. You must manually turn the wheel to get it to straighten out.