Any non-buffeting Tahoes out there?

[AZCreeker]

With enough legal representation muscle you can get any OEM to buy back anything.
for example: I heard of a real estate agent getting their car lemon because of under performing Navigation units.
So I'm sure that a case could be made for loud low frequencies booming on a new vehicle.
I certainly wouldn't put up with it.
I must be lucky our 15 Suburban got nothing on that front.

 

[ajs800]

Yes, the true buffeting plagued trucks occur regardless of vibrations and prominent v8/v4 mode drone. However, those two items do increase the severity of the buffeting.

If you'd like to drink a weeks worth of coffee, take a look at the 182 page thread on the issue dating back to 2014.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/162779-2015-yukon-noise-in-cabin/


...and yes, i've only heard/seen a few complaints that were 17/18 models.

 

[AZRiverRunner]

Yes, the true buffeting plagued trucks occur regardless of vibrations and prominent v8/v4 mode drone. However, those two items do increase the severity of the buffeting.

If you'd like to drink a weeks worth of coffee, take a look at the 182 page thread on the issue dating back to 2014.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/162779-2015-yukon-noise-in-cabin/


...and yes, i've only heard/seen a few complaints that were 17/18 models.

Yes, I’ve seen these threads dominate the forums since 2015. I guess I got lucky on my 2015. I certainly would have made them fix it or buy it back if mine had that issue!

 

[ajs800]

Yeah, even though our 15 hasnt been great, we're still in the market for an 18 burb or denali XL...and also considering the expedition/navi. Hoping incentives my return for march.

We bought ours used with 15k miles in 2015 otherwise I would have returned it and left it in the dealer's lot after multiple attempts of fixing the issues.