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So happy my 2014 Silverado V6 double cab didn't have this issue and my 2016 Silverado V8 crew cab doesn't as well. Sucks for those who do, I would be pissed.

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I'd be curious as to how many had the issue immediately versus how many had it develop. Mine is fine @ 7000 miles, but wonder if issue could arise later on.

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GM response, not a safety problem, no recall - yeah but your product has a serious defect. it vibrates and shakes. For them to say that it is not safety related by default tells me they know the root cause. If the vibration was due to ball joints / tie rods / hubs and studs, those are safety related. They know, they won't tell, they won't fix ... someone has done the risk / profit / fix calucation and the customer has come up a loser. All we need is Goodyear, Firestone, Michelin, and Firestone to give GM the middle finger and say "Our tires are fine, fix your truck". Think how much money those poor suckers are losing with multiple tire swaps back and forth. There has to be some negative publicity that GM dealers are pushing to the tire dealers... "oh no, the tire has a road force number of 30, it sucks, these (name manufacturer) tires suck"... Road Force of 30 works on every other vehicle just not a 2014 Silverado

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Keeps getting better on this topic. They should at least tell people WTF is causing it so we can fix it on our own without having to become a science project. Or it's an issue that has no fix.... Frame design. can't do much for that kiddo. Great truck but it shakes.. SMH. FYI. My vibration came up around 30k.

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Keeps getting better on this topic. They should at least tell people WTF is causing it so we can fix it on our own without having to become a science project. Or it's an issue that has no fix.... Frame design. can't do much for that kiddo. Great truck but it shakes.. SMH. FYI. My vibration came up around 30k.

 

I seriously doubt its the frame, its the same frame from 2007.5 to current, you guys need to look at the variables I bet its more related to V4 mode, so far I have not noticed anything but I am rarely in v4 mode anyways, which is actually kind of hard at times.

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GM response, not a safety problem, no recall - yeah but your product has a serious defect. it vibrates and shakes. For them to say that it is not safety related by default tells me they know the root cause. If the vibration was due to ball joints / tie rods / hubs and studs, those are safety related. They know, they won't tell, they won't fix ... someone has done the risk / profit / fix calucation and the customer has come up a loser. All we need is Goodyear, Firestone, Michelin, and Firestone to give GM the middle finger and say "Our tires are fine, fix your truck". Think how much money those poor suckers are losing with multiple tire swaps back and forth. There has to be some negative publicity that GM dealers are pushing to the tire dealers... "oh no, the tire has a road force number of 30, it sucks, these (name manufacturer) tires suck"... Road Force of 30 works on every other vehicle just not a 2014 Silverado

 

Serious defect? It is in a small number of actual vehicles. Even in the article is says there are on 31 complaints of vibration. If it was the serious epidemic that some people want you to think there would be a ton more complaints on the NHTSA if that was the case. It is far from serious.

 

STOP YELLING AND TAKE OFF THE UNDERLINE ALREADY, IT DOESN'T GET YOUR POINT ACROSS ANY MORE...

 

Tyler

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Seems the 2016s use a different number leaf spring than the earlier 14/15s......could have been done to address the vibration issue.......no vibration issues in my '16. Youtube post on this

 

 

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Seems the 2016s use a different number leaf spring than the earlier 14/15s......could have been done to address the vibration issue.......no vibration issues in my '16. Youtube post on this

 

 

Stop your wondering, my 2016 with those leaf springs vibrates at 80 mph

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Stop your wondering, my 2016 with those leaf springs vibrates at 80 mph

Mine kicks in around 80mph as well

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Mine kicks in around 80mph as well

Even if my '16 did, which it doesn't, I could care less about a rumble at that speed......didn't buy a pickup truck to go cruising at 80 mph.

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Can't be associated with V4 mode, mine does it some at 75-80. My previous truck (2014 1500) was horrible, much worse than the 2500.

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This is why i sold my 14 silverado... Intermittent vibrating bullsh!t i can't stand.

 

Picked up a fully loaded 07 silverado crew cab Duramax instead.

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I drove mine a lot on the hwy. only "slight" vibration 77+. Today was a very good day for it. some days it's bad. I was lucky today.

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Has anyone changed out their leaf springs?

 

I am considering it.

 

I have replaced shocks, brakes, replaced u-joints, and balanced the drive shaft.

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