WayneY
New to this forum and unsure where to go so I'll just post my issue here:
I just replace all four tires on my 2005 Tahoe and after about a month, Tahoe started rather severely bouncing while driving and seemed to emulate from driver's side front end. This vehicle has no visible springs unless they're contained inside the shock absorbers. I just finished replacing both front shock absorbers in an effort to resolve bouncing, and if anything, bouncing has got worse. I didn't buy rear shocks because I thought replacing front would suffice. What else could it be? Rear shocks? Front end alignment? All suggestions appreciated.
I just replace all four tires on my 2005 Tahoe and after about a month, Tahoe started rather severely bouncing while driving and seemed to emulate from driver's side front end. This vehicle has no visible springs unless they're contained inside the shock absorbers. I just finished replacing both front shock absorbers in an effort to resolve bouncing, and if anything, bouncing has got worse. I didn't buy rear shocks because I thought replacing front would suffice. What else could it be? Rear shocks? Front end alignment? All suggestions appreciated.
- Location
- Arlington, Texas
- Name
- Wayne
- Gender
- Male
- Occupation
- Retired
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