Hey guys, first time poster here at TYF. Great board.
I have an 03 Yukon and it rides rough as hell. Any bump in the road creates a shudder/vibration effect that sounds awful and drives me nuts. Close to 100k on her now, but she's been very well maintained, just put a set of bilstein hd's on a couple of weeks back hoping to address the 'shuddering' issues when I hit the smallest bump in the road. The billsteins seem to be riding the exact same as the old stockers I took off. I have 20" Silverado SS's on a set of Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenzas and am running tire pressure at around 32 psi.
I've ridden in similar trucks with the same wheel size, and mine rides much rougher than some of the others....my buddy's tahoe is running 22's and even his seems to ride better. Any ideas on what I could be missing?
I have an 03 Yukon and it rides rough as hell. Any bump in the road creates a shudder/vibration effect that sounds awful and drives me nuts. Close to 100k on her now, but she's been very well maintained, just put a set of bilstein hd's on a couple of weeks back hoping to address the 'shuddering' issues when I hit the smallest bump in the road. The billsteins seem to be riding the exact same as the old stockers I took off. I have 20" Silverado SS's on a set of Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenzas and am running tire pressure at around 32 psi.
I've ridden in similar trucks with the same wheel size, and mine rides much rougher than some of the others....my buddy's tahoe is running 22's and even his seems to ride better. Any ideas on what I could be missing?