Problems with 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 WHEELS

Tl* the contact owns a 2011 chevrolet silverado 1500. the contact noticed that the air pressure was depleting in all four tires. the contact placed air in the tires. the vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic where the technician informed the contact that the rim was causing the tires to deflate due to corrosion. the wheels were replaced. the wheels were original equipment. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 55,000.

There was no accident to my vehicle i purchased a new vehicle from a company and i have been having problems out of the vehicle since i made the purchase. the dealership replaced the tires, then replaced one of the rims but the problem still exist they also did a front end alignment, the service manager stated that he had no idea what to next to solve the problem, there is a shaking or vibration in the vehicle when it is driven. i have had several conversations with gm and still the matter hasn't been resolved. *tr

Conditions: heavy misting rain, 32 deg f, lowering temperature, daytime. this is to report a design defect of the windshield defogging system. the defogging system operated as designed. there was no failure of the equipment. when the windshield defogger is selected this vehicles system automatically sets to outside air and turns off the airconditioning compressor at 32 deg f and below. on december 6th while driving during misting rain at slightly above freezing with the temperature slowly lowering i experienced a rapid and serious problem clearing the windshield of mist on the inside surface of the windshield as well as all other glass surfaces when the temperature fell below freezing and the airconditioning compressor cut off. despite using the windshield defogger at the maximum heat and fan setting i was forced to pull over to the side of the road because i could no longer see well enough to drive safely. selection of windshield defogging mode actually worsened the problem initially. i believe that the design of the system creates the potential (and in this case actual) danger of rapid loss of visibility to the outside of the vehicle with the possibility of a loss of effective control. *tr