2005 Chev Colorado has a big problem?

Question

the front end does not stay in alignment! Tires wear reaaly bad...I am on my 3rd set of tires and I dont have 50,000 miles on yet! Anyone else have this problem??????

Answer 1

I read somewhere that 2004 and some early 2005s had an alignment problem from the factory. I don't know if there was a recall but it was problem that was discussed a lot on the Chevy Colorado forum on the net.. Maybe you can find some info on that forum.

Answer 2

i own a repair shop and your not the only one with this problem,i have had a few of them in my shop for this reason,you need to take it back to the dealer and explain it to them,and they can check it,i have seen three other ones do this,and i couldn't find anything wrong with it,but it didn't measure right when we put it on a front end machine,and the dealer said it was in the alignment,and they repaired the ones i had in ,so if you take it in,be sure and tell them everything its doing,,including eating tires up on it,and they can correct it,its under warranty right now,so don't let other people work on it,they can get out of repairing this way,but they can correct it,good luck,,i hope this help,s,,and have a good thanksgiving.

Answer 3

You should of bort a 2004 s-10

Answer 4

has anyone checked to see if the rear axle is in line or the frame is bent
i posted the bulletin numbers on your next question ,these will be the fixes,take it to gm and have them align it with the new specs

Answer 5

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