Table 1 shows three common suspension related problems of the 1999 Chevrolet Tracker.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Front Suspension Lower Control Arm problems | |
| Front Suspension problems | |
| Suspension problems |
No accident resulting. Vehicle handling affected as well as braking, car was taken to a repair shop. The front cross-member, right side, where the lower control arm is secured rusted and broke in 2 pieces. Causing loss of control.
Suspension failure caused vehicle to go out of control during rain or wind. Yh.
Came to a stop at a stop sign and heart a pop. Tracker would then pull roughly to the left when brakes were applied. Upon inspection it was discovered that the passenger side of the crossmember broke where the inner suspension attaches. Called several dealerships and this is something that is not covered on a recall for this year vehicle. Found several forums that complain of the exact same problem on various years for the chevy Tracker. This is very unfortunate since I am quite fond of my Tracker and rely on it for work and travel with my children, especially in winter months. I am glad this was discovered before it caused a serious accident.