Blueinterceptor
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If the problem is so common, how come it's not a universal problem.
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If the problem is so common, how come it's not a universal problem.
Most seem not be having those problems.
To me that sounds like a wheel/tire issue. I'd start with a good road force balance.
I have to say this.
I have a 15 Tahoe a 151/2 suburban and 16 Tahoe.
I had heard a noise in the burb that when I took the roof cross members off. It went away. Now I did change the tires out to some michelins and use Mobil 1 oil. I keep my tire pressure at about 35lbs and did road force balance my tires.
Other than that not much. I travel on the highway on a regular basis. 65 regularly
Its not the tires it only happens in my vehicle between 1100 rpm and now after the service recall it goes up to 1500 rpm at any car speed if you go to manual it goes away. and when its in V4 only.