Braking Issues??

[Blackout18]

Hey guys alright here's the deal, my truck is a 2013 Chevy Silverado 1500 4x4 with a lift kit and 35's. It doesnt even have 5000 miles on it. Yesterday when i cranked my truck to leave for work i took it out of park and into reverse. When i left my foot off the brake the truck would roll backwards as expect but when i reapplied the brake, it seemed like they lock up and grind like someone was stomping on the E-Brake. Today when i tried to reverse i let off the brake and the truck didn't even move until i applied the gas in which case the truck jerked back and when applying the brakes again it felt the same. Here's the kicker, this only happens for a little while until the truck gets running and then there arent any problems, everything feels smooth and as it should. Obviously something isnt working right and since this is a brand new vehicle i want to get it fixed as soon as possible. I do not live in any cold environments or anything that would cause failure due to weather. Any advice or possible guesses at what the problem could be please reply back. Also i thought i should mention the fluid levels seem fine and there arent any leaks of any fluid, brakes, transmission, oil, nothing. Really need some input here !!! I tried contacting the service department to get an idea of what they think it might be before i take it up there for them to look at and when i described my situation and the details the response i got the typical " We'll just have to inspect" response, as if they cant give me a list of ideas that of what it could be.

[txab]

Warranty. Take it in..... Sounds like something sticking

[Blackout18]

Anyone?

[desrtrat]

Warranty. Take it in..... Sounds like something sticking

the dealer will take one look at the 35's he has on there, and will say, have a nice day...unless it came stock with them.. sorry to say that's what they will blame it on.

 

good luck

[demech23]

I agree that the dealer might give you crap for the truck being lifted and having larger than stock tires. However I'd check to see if the e-brake tensioner needs adjustment since the truck has been lifted. You could also have something binding due to the increased susupension and drivetrain angles.