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I'm 90% sure it is the front axles.

Any significant vibration is felt mostly through the seat and steeering wheel. I don't know about you, but I sit in my seat with my hands on the wheel when operating my truck. If there is a vibration that is presenting itself somehow that can't be felt through the wheel or the seat, it is probably not worth even mentioning.

As I said earlier in this post, i'm pretty sure it has to do with the half shafts, at least in my truck. How many of you that say you have this problem have 2wd trucks?

We all know that tires arent what they used to be, but this still should not be happening. What tires came on your truck?

Sorry, I wasn't clear. I am referring to the front half shafts since mine is a 4WD truck. Driveshaft seems fine. I agree, i had a 2022 refresh before this and the day i brought this home I noticed many things that I can't see how they got past quality control. Door gaskets hanging off the door, not snapped into the holes in the door, dirt under the paint in various spots, loose and clunky driver seat, etc etc.. My last truck was an LT with cloth and jump seat, this one is leather with center console. I had no issues with the driver seat on the other one. As a matter of fact, aside from the bad software for the radio that was problem early on with all the refresh, I never had a single complaint with the last truck. I agree, for the price we pay for these vehicles, the quality should be much higher.

Hi thanks for you concern. I am not sure how emailing the social media department is going to help in getting this resolved. Given my experience with GM and trying to solve these things, I don't have the time to waste at dealers for them just to tell me it is normal. I have owned many new Chevrolet vehicles over the last 20 years and am very aware of how the service departments work when warranty work is involved. For those who follow this post for usefule information, I have a theory. Since the wheel/tire location makes no difference and it seems like this vibration, at least on my truck is pretty centrally located, I am willing to be that the front axle shafts/joints are somehow out of balance.

folowing, my 2024 z71 RST is doing the same thing.

Following. One of our company trucks that a coworker drives is doing the same thing.

Don't buy the spring things. This guy is ripping people off at $60ish shipped for this junk. I put some in my truck mid Septemeber and had to remove them in early December and replace them with some home made ones that I made with much stronger material. There was nothing left of 2 of them and they other two had compeltely torn and were about to fall out. I sent this guy an email from his site and he never responded. Took me all of 5 minutes to make new ones out of some rubber used at work for boot soles. These will last a long while.

seats are the same. theyre rock hard and uncomortable. if you saw what the cushions in an f150 were made out of, you'd understand why they feel that way. my last truck was an 18 f150. I put factory leather in it myself at 40k or so and the cushions were all ripped and completely shot. i eventually replaced the drivers seat bottom. I weigh 200#, so it isn't like it was my fault. i'll take the chevy seats any day of the week. they'll loosen up. mine already seem to be marginally better than they were two months ago.

I have been waiting for a post like this. It was the first thing i noticed in my 2022 refresh. it is off consistently 8-30*. Twice after I got it within a week, i mentioned it to the dealer when i took it back for the stereo issue and they completely ignored me. Ambiet was mid to high 90s and the truck read 115 one day and 127 the next, both on my 45 minute commute home. GM has really sh1t the bed with these trucks.

Mine says W149E-W163.3.2-QIH22B-515.1 149 release-keys. I commute to and from work each day about an hour each way and this BS is becoming more frequent. I am experiencing this at least twice a day now and can not stop it. It just quits from one trip to the next. Dealer didn't respond to me at all today. I should have never bought this truck. I knew i'd get this kind of service from a Chevrolet dealer. GM garbage. The leaf springs in my truck are making so much noise it is driving me out of my mind. The rear window also has tons of windnoise. They just blew all that off when i mentioned it to the service writer. Had this truck 2.5 weeks and this is what i'm already dealing with. Can't wait til something major goes wrong.

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This is not the correct TSB number. Please, if you have it, reply with the correct. My truck is doing this and getting more frequent. 2 weeks old and the dealer is dicking me around. Idiot 20 something year old female service writer is blaming it on my shorty, carwash friendly antenna.

Did they say why? It seems like this just taps into the speaker wire for a high level input for a signal the builtin amp.

All of the GM accessory sites show the 19417164 as the one for the new 2022. Can anyone confirm this? I just bought a 2022 LT non bose and would like to buy and install this.