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Problems with 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier TIRES

On average, the 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier starts to “feel” problems with the TIRES and its various aspects after 12 546 miles.

Components Affected by TIRES Issues

We have classified the 4 complaints from 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier about TIRES into the following categories.

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Recently reported TIRES problems on 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier

Tl*the contact owns a 2004 chevrolet cavalier. the vehicle has cooper sportmaster glt tires, size 205/70r14. while driving between 30-35 mph, the rear driver's side tire blew out. the contact will call cooper tires on september 12, 2008. nhtsa campaign id number 06t016000 (tires:tread/belt) was referenced. the vin was unknown. the failure mileage was 10,000.

While driving in my car one day i intended to shift into 3rd gear, but it only made a grinding noise. i can only assume since the noise persists even with rev matching that its a syncro/cone problem. i try to shift during the proper rpm area, and sometimes it will shift without a problem other times it grinds. i have no idea why. it had approximately 45,000 miles on it then, now around 70,000, still has the issue. *tr

While driving at any speed the accelerator pedal stuck. the dealer inspected the vehicle on several occasions, but was unable to duplicate the problem. *ak the rpm would go to 3000 with the consumer's foot was off of the accelerator. the consumer engaged the clutch and hit the gas pedal and the rpm's went back to normal of 950 rpms. the vehicle had 172 miles and when the consumer checked the tires, they were 24 lbs. the recommended pressure should of been 32 lbs. *sc *jb

I purchased my 2004 cavalier ls with only 4 miles on the od. i noticed the very same day on the way home that the steering wheel was vibrating at speeds between 65 & 75, and diddnt take it in right away cause i just thought this was normal and there couldnt possibly be anything wrong cause the car was brand new. well this continued and got worse, so at 6,000 miles when it was time for a rotation i had them check it and they said the wheels were out of balance. i drove it away but still had the same problem. i finnaly took it back a month later and told the dealer this was not normal, so they did a forse varation balence which corrected the problem. i just think gm needs a better inspection process, cause the tires were not correctly balenced from the factory.*ak

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