Help NEEDED

[Jamie A]

Purchased a 2015 High Country in July, When I get to 40MPH the passenger seat starts to vibrate, the faster I go the harder it vibrates. Service Dept at the dealership says the tires are the problem,they had the truck a week putting numerous sets on and still not resolving the issue. I'm being told by a co-worker he thinks its a axle or drive shaft issue.

Any Advice PLEASE

Jamie

 

[Poltergeist]

Moved.

 

[slipclutchms]

The dealer should have a vibration analyzer (pico scope) and that would be able to differentiate tire/wheel vibration from other harmonics.

Dylan

 

[Kamilmk]

Driveshaft? Axle? Sheesh.... Whatever happened to starting small and eliminating the little things first? Why not look inside the cab first, and look for loose sh*t.

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[andy-stevenson]

Maybe your coworker can explain how a bad driveshaft or axle would cause only the passenger seat to vibrate?

 

[slipclutchms]

I'm curious as well haha

 

[Awenta]

Ever check to make sure the seats bolted down

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[gtmcgeejr]

A friend had a similar issue with what sounded like a seat rattling but it turned out that the body bolts were about to fall out on the passenger side. They must have installed them on Friday at quiting time. Finally found it at about 20000 miles.

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