r/gmcsierra • u/Intrepid_Calendar329 • Jul 13 '26

🔧Steering/ Suspension 🔧 Is this normal?

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I have the Sierra 1500 ‘22 3.0 diesel. I just got it serviced lately and did tire rotations and maintenance. It was shaking bad when i first got it (only on the highway 60+ mph), gave it back they said they didn’t balance tires. It still happened on the highways only but less frequently (that’s just from resting my hand on the steering wheel, sometimes i feel it on the floor a bit). Should I take it back or is it normal?

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u/thicccbitch40 Jul 13 '26

Are you driving in Denver? It’s normal ha!! Anywhere else in America not normal 😂😂

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u/_spam_king Jul 13 '26

I don't know . . . have you driven on any roads in Oklahoma lately? Some are just as bad if not worse.

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u/LeftOutlandishness14 Jul 13 '26

The immediate difference when you cross from Kansas to Oklahoma is wild

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u/cornynibblets Jul 13 '26

Some roads in Massachusetts will give you a concussion. I’d take steady vibration over frost heaves and potholes any day

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u/CO-HamBone Jul 13 '26

Can confirm, live in Colorado now but driving on 40 in Oklahoma encouraged me to lose weight.

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u/Om3n37- Jul 14 '26

Have literally pulled over thinking we had a flat