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The Zip Senior Enthusiast

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Greg_tahoe84 – wish you had a better pic, but this is funny and scary. The funny part, I owned these 3 generations earlier this year (got rid of the middle generation). The scary part, they looked like mine.

 

Sidebar; I have not seen you on the “2015 Yukon Noise in Cabin” thread. Since you are a '15 Tahoe owner, I would take that as you are “not” experiencing any of the issues identified in the thread? I bought my '15 Tahoe in March of this year and the only issue was with the AC (so far). Coming on 9 mths, the longer it goes, the better. Have you had any issues with your truck?

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I had a co worker who had a black Tahoe... he called it "His Ho" or "His big black ho" Laughed everytime

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Greg_tahoe84 – wish you had a better pic, but this is funny and scary. The funny part, I owned these 3 generations earlier this year (got rid of the middle generation). The scary part, they looked like mine.

 

Sidebar; I have not seen you on the “2015 Yukon Noise in Cabin” thread. Since you are a '15 Tahoe owner, I would take that as you are “not” experiencing any of the issues identified in the thread? I bought my '15 Tahoe in March of this year and the only issue was with the AC (so far). Coming on 9 mths, the longer it goes, the better. Have you had any issues with your truck?

Only issue I had was the Service 4WD came up at 60 miles and my vehicle was stuck in 4WD at slow speeds. Took it to service, they resetted it, and it never happened again.

 

As for the buffering sound, it happens very rarely and very mild that it is insignificant to me. It is not worth a dealer tearing my car apart on a "maybe." I will wait and see what happens in the future and maybe if it becomes a recall I will have it checked. Otherwise, my car has the quietest ride of any car I have ever owned. The suspension is fine, better than the "autoride" suspension my 2012 Avalanche LTZ had.

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blackout07 Senior Enthusiast

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I hate to even post about not having any issues because I'm fearful that they may develop. But so far so good with our '15.

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