Vibrations issues....Just bought a 2015 Chev Silverado 4x4 crew. First took it in at about 260 miles for vibration, the dealership balanced the tires. Picked it up went home. Drove to Houston again vibration, returned to dealer. Changed 4 tires, said the others were bad. Again drove to Houston again with the vibration. Wife says its making her sick sitting in the passenger seat. Took it back to the dealer, they had a mechanic ride with me. Says he felt the vibration but its normal for these trucks. WTF Never was normal in my other vehicles. So basically left me with if he feels its normal no reason to leave it here, I must be crazy so I take the truck home. Day before Thanksgiving Im sitting by the computer and type in 2015 Chevrolet Silverado vibrations...and pop. I find this has been a issue since the end of 2013 with the 2014 models. So now Im like, damn they know there is a issue but they are still selling these trucks, screwing the consumers over. Ive seen owners have there drive shafts, rear ends, axles, shockes, lots of tires changed and nothing has worked. So today I take my truck back to Cavender Chev in Boerne, talk to my service advisor rep and let her know what I have learned on the internet, she is in disbelief, she takes me to the service manager and I relay what I have found out. Youtube, this site and others. She says she isn't worried about the other trucks or sites, just my truck. Damn she knew there was a issue too! I could read between the lines. So they are doing a pico test which Im pretty sure it wont fix it, by reading other post. The give me a 2016 Chev suburban to drive as a loaner. Guess what? Yup, vibrates at 76-78 mph. Same frame shared by both. Same 5.3, tranny, frame. Checked and couldn't find a issue with the Tahoes, so Im going on a limb here and guess its a frame issue with the vibrations. Can feel it in seat, gas peddle and steering wheel. I don't know whats going to happen but if they don't fix it Im not going to go away saying nothing I can do.