The traction control and other warnings can signal many things....
It could be a throttle body issue, or throttle body wiring, or an AFM issue if you are consuming a lot of oil....
Have some basics checked like fuel pressure, compression checked on all cylinders,inspect all plugs for oil fouling, have the alcohol reading in the computer checked, consider getting fuel from another station...

 

I took my Suburban to have the tires rotated. As soon as the job was completed and I drove away the traction and ABS warning lights came on!

Drove for a few miles hoping that the codes would clear and they did not. Called the service center and they said it had nothing to do with them.

Seeking some advice, no other issues with 63,000 mile Suburban.

 

Check the rear wheel speed sensor connection. Sits right on top of the frame. Just follow the line up. Bet they're loose! Just push back in

 

We definitely understand it can be frustrating having this happen once your vehicle has been serviced, lm3401. Although we're unable to provide any technical advice online, we're happy to touch base with your dealership to help get this taken care of. Send us your VIN, contact info and dealership name if we can be of assistance.

Amber N.
Chevrolet Customer Care

 

+1 what trainwreck91 said, a wheel speed sensor most likely got knocked or pulled loose... and my 2 cents, don't ever go back to who did your tire rotation, they probably did something and aren't willing to acknowledge it... knocking the sensor or connectors is something that is very easy to do when working in the wheel wells...
It was most likely a rambunctious monkey doing the rotation as quickly as possible to get customers in and out...

 

My suburban started having problems two weeks ago. First time stabiltrack light came on and the engine wen into protection mode can only drive it at 5 mph. Went to shop no codes nothing they could do. Wednesday Same issue but light went out shortly after restart Thursday same issue but now the stabiltrack light is on and I cant go over 5mph.

 

You need to get a code reader on it and see what's going on. If you don't have one, most auto parts stores do, like O'Reilly's, and they can read the codes.

 

The code when it shows up say TBS issue and no other codes.

 

Usually the codes will have a number, like P0220 or P0120 etc. Is it TBS or TPS? What year and model is the truck?

 

Throttle position sensor could be the culprit. However it's integral to the throttle body. Check codes first. Cost about $140 from Amazon and easy to install.