krzyd
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Has anyone noticed an almost clunky oversteer? When I'm driving off of exit ramps, the steering seems to slightly "lurch" right or left, depending of my direction of travel.
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mattluttrell
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Never noticed that on my 2015. I had the fancy wheels and 4x4. It handled well.
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chicagofan00
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Haven't noticed anything like that on my Tahoe.
ccapehartusarmyINF.(ret)
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how old are your shocks
when i got my tahoe it was due for new shocks and it also had some squirrelly irratic steering wich i didnt think was related to the worn out shocks untill i put new schocks on and i didnt realize how many symptoms old worn out shocks can cause aside from an extremely bouncy ride i was having to brake hard it had bad body roll and the steering was really loose and it would wanna follow any groove or seem in the road
when i got my tahoe it was due for new shocks and it also had some squirrelly irratic steering wich i didnt think was related to the worn out shocks untill i put new schocks on and i didnt realize how many symptoms old worn out shocks can cause aside from an extremely bouncy ride i was having to brake hard it had bad body roll and the steering was really loose and it would wanna follow any groove or seem in the road
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krzyd
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It's a 2015, 5 months old, taking it to dealer next week.
ccapehartusarmyINF.(ret)
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oh dam its that new yes back to the dealer like yesterday
