Riceman1

I have a 2014 Silverado double cab. It had a slight vibration around 70 mph when new, now it has 2800 miles on it and the vibration is gone. Rides and drives perfect. One other comment, I recently had the chance to drive a friends new 2013 Ram Big Horn. There is no comparison when it comes to ride and drive...IMO The new Silverado rides and drives so much better. Truth be known, my friends Ram reminded me of my old 2006 GMC truck. Vibrations in the cabin and cowl shake, along with sloppy brakes, vague steering and body roll around corners. I assume Ram will catch up in the next 8 to 10 years, if Fiat doesn't kill the brand off before then.

My vibration is not in the steering wheel. It feels more like it's in the rear end or rear tires. If it's in the steering wheel, I would think it's more likely a front tire that is not balanced. Front wheel/tire vibrations typically are felt in the steering wheel.

Double Cab driver here with 2000 miles (company truck). It's a 2wd with 3.08 gears. It has a slight vibration around 70 mph. Nothing severe but it's there. I assumed it was a tire balance problem. Now I am not sure after reading these posts. Curious part is, I had a 2006 GMC regular cab short bed company truck before this one, had the same problem during the entire 150,000 miles I drove it. No matter the tires. I guess I'm used to it.