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<blockquote data-quote="PoManNox" data-source="post: 22422" data-attributes="member: 8300">I hear you.&nbsp; My fear is I've been down similar roads with dealers before.&nbsp; A TSB being just a bulletin and not a recall, etc.. doesn't mean they have to throw new parts on the vehicle for me no questions asked.&nbsp;&nbsp; They could drive my vehicle for 100 miles and not get it to do the wobble at all.&nbsp;&nbsp; When it does it, it does it very noticeably.&nbsp; I just don't want them playing the blame game.&nbsp; It's your tires, it's the transmission, it's just the way the vehicle is, etc..My only ace in the hole is I just bought it from this large dealer chain a week ago.&nbsp; It just happened to be from their Mazda store and not their chevy dealership, which is a good hour round trip drive for me.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I did make an online appt at the Mazda dealer for next week since that's where I bought it, but I may cancel that one and set something up at their Chevy dealer instead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PoManNox, post: 22422, member: 8300"] I hear you. My fear is I've been down similar roads with dealers before. A TSB being just a bulletin and not a recall, etc.. doesn't mean they have to throw new parts on the vehicle for me no questions asked. They could drive my vehicle for 100 miles and not get it to do the wobble at all. When it does it, it does it very noticeably. I just don't want them playing the blame game. It's your tires, it's the transmission, it's just the way the vehicle is, etc.. My only ace in the hole is I just bought it from this large dealer chain a week ago. It just happened to be from their Mazda store and not their chevy dealership, which is a good hour round trip drive for me. I did make an online appt at the Mazda dealer for next week since that's where I bought it, but I may cancel that one and set something up at their Chevy dealer instead. [/QUOTE]

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