TIMBOB

I traded my 2003 tahoe for a new 2009 tahoe 2WD WITH 5.3 V8 ENGINE.....since day one my new tahoe has had a front end shake. Local dealer has balanced my tires twice......no help. The new tahoe rides worse than my 2003 with 108,000 miles. The new tahoe has 20 inch wheel from the factory????

Anyone have a clue what might be happening?

Tim in tennessee 615-300-3000

myotherchevyisablazer

i would take it back and demand an answer right away, after they give you a loaner and start working on the fix..did you buy it with the 20's or did you buy them from the stealership after the truck purchase....iv'e seen 20's wear out tie rod and other front end parts but never on a brand new ride?

TIMBOB

The 20 inch wheels are a factory option ($1,795.00) with bridgestone tires.

myotherchevyisablazer

damn a 1800 option for wheels&tires...from chevy..so ever since you drove her off the lot the front end has shook?could be a bad tire ?bad rod,alignment not perfect...

kyleiscool

I bought a used 08 silverado truck with 22s (not factory) and my front end wobbled and got worse when i pressed the brakes. had the dealer re balance rotate and align the front end. it still wobbled. i demanded to get the stock 17s. they put them on and ive had no problems ever since.

MDTAHOE

You need to take it to a shop that has a balance that can perform road force and match mount ( google it for more info) ( or google Hunter GSP 9700). I could balance a brick put it would never roll smoothly.

therewolf

There was a Silverado which had the same problem recently. It turned out to be a bad balancing job by the company which sold the rims.

LocalEnough

Could be a lot of things, Bad Tire (more than likely, and go with the road force testing), could be a bent tie rod end, bad alignment. Kinda hard to tell with out driving it tho.

Matt