Steering vibration

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MrSilly

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Hey guys! I have a 2015 Tahoe ltz and this thing has had a vibration in the steering wheel at about 60-75 mph. It doesn’t feel like a balance issue, just a rumbling vibration in the steering wheel the kind of resonates. Like vibrate, dies down, vibrate, die down, vibrate, die down. I’ve read about “buffeting” with these things but I don’t know if my vibrations correlate with the term buffeting. The vibration is very “fine” if that makes sense.

It has the factory 20’’ wheels on it

I don’t feel it anywhere else in the vehicle, just in the steering wheel. Any ideas?
 

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Pics of tread wear. Tread depth? Tire pressures? Rotate front tires to rear and see if vibes go away. Remember to torque wheels to correct torque. I believe is 140 foot lbs.

Torque spec is likely in your owners manual.
 
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MrSilly

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Tires a maybe 3000 miles old, so no signs of wear, but I had this same thing with the previous ones. I just changed the oil Saturday and they’re due for a rotation.

The previous set were out of balance as they felt like basketballs on the interstate. These are much better
 

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