Does new 2018 YUKON still have the vibration issue?

[sickk23]

It’s not a vibration from the front tires. It’s from the roof or the rearend usually. The ones that I’ve driven that had it, never had a vibration in the steering wheel.

 

[Shadow17]

I ask this constantly, are you turning off the AFM and still experiencing the vibration? The DOD cam gets worse with time. It's a GM thing.
Eliminating AFM is a first, replacing the DOD cam is the second best thing.

 

[cardude2000]

I ask this constantly, are you turning off the AFM and still experiencing the vibration? The DOD cam gets worse with time. It's a GM thing.
Eliminating AFM is a first, replacing the DOD cam is the second best thing.

AFM and vibration at speed are two totally separate issues. AFM produces a momentary shudder. Vibration is a constant at speed.

 

[Blueinterceptor]

Interesting tidbit. Kobe Steel has falsified some of their certifications regarding about 4% of its steel and aluminum. This is from sept 2016 through August 2017. Gm and ford receives some steel and aluminum for its vehicles. Whose to say though, that this wasn’t a problem before?
I wonder if the problems in some of these vehicles is related to this.

http://www.autonews.com/article/201...rts-hit-by-metals-scandal?X-IgnoreUserAgent=1

 

[911jason]

I haven't been around for awhile, I remember the buffeting issue, but never heard about the vibrating. I think I have that one... I've got 17k on my 2016 Yukon XL with stock 20's. I thought maybe I needed an alignment, but is this something I can get the dealer to work on? Is there a TSB?

 

[PG01]

I haven't been around for awhile, I remember the buffeting issue, but never heard about the vibrating. I think I have that one... I've got 17k on my 2016 Yukon XL with stock 20's. I thought maybe I needed an alignment, but is this something I can get the dealer to work on? Is there a TSB?

You are still within warranty, take it back anyway

 

[cardude2000]

I haven't been around for awhile, I remember the buffeting issue, but never heard about the vibrating. I think I have that one... I've got 17k on my 2016 Yukon XL with stock 20's. I thought maybe I needed an alignment, but is this something I can get the dealer to work on? Is there a TSB?

Good luck. Get it road forced balanced first and see if that helps. (and yes. Dealer should cover)

 

[911jason]

Thanks guys.

 

[yahtzee]

I hope not...I am considering the move to another one from a 2016.

 

[tjfish]

The vibration issue was fixed by Road Force Balance by the dealer. However the poor ride issue still exists. I can feel every ridge, bump, crevice on the road. This on roads I aways thought were smooth and are still smooth with my other vehicles. Going over the parking lot speed bumps is a jolt. It feels like the MRC shocks are not doing anything. But, the dealer swears there are not any computer error messages.