Tcallum21

The process does take a while just be some what patient is all can say. GM did a buy back on my 2014 Sierra Denali 4WD 6.2 and ordered me a new 2015 Sierra Denali 4WD 6.2 it took six weeks just build my new truck and get it delivered to the dealer. I haven't even got to drive it to check it out really good but there was no vibration so fare with the Magna ride. I'm in the military so the day after I picked it up on 17 Apr 2015 I deployed to ntc in California for a training excise so when I get back and get to drive it I will update further on the new truck. But besides that the buy went well they did it kinda like a trade in and paid old my truck off completely so I was only out the ten months of payment that I had maid on my old truck. So since I'm in the military I got the gm military discounts on the new truck and few other discounts and now I ending up paying less for the new truck with all up grades for about a $1,000 less than I paided for my old truck in my original loan.

I'm really worried about my truck now after reading all the good and bad stuff about the dealers service departments. Well I'm worried more about the bad Expreinces. My 2014 Denali 4WD 6.2L has got the vibrations starting at around 65 and up its the worst around 75 to 80. I have almost 8K miles on it now taking it in Tuesday for the second time to try to find a fix ?