sorry to hear...I can almost bet the next person to drive the truck WON'T NOTICE it unless it's extremely bad. I've been in multiple 15 &16 Yukon XL, suburban, and escalades and they all had the issue to some degree. I am a little surprised given yours is the standard length...most of them with the issue are the extended versions. I have our 15 XL about 99% eliminated (4 wheels and tire changes later) but it's still there at certain speeds. However, my wife, even when I would tell doesn't notice it. Two of my kids have never felt it while another one is really bothered by it. I really believe it comes down to the individual on whether or not it affects them.
To say it's a small percentage of trucks with the problem is an understatement. It's a big issue and hopefully GM will get it resolved with the 17 or 18 model.
There's a reason why it's racking up to be one of the most bought back vehicles by GM!
To say it's a small percentage of trucks with the problem is an understatement. It's a big issue and hopefully GM will get it resolved with the 17 or 18 model.
There's a reason why it's racking up to be one of the most bought back vehicles by GM!
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