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Problems with 2013 GMC Terrain SUSPENSION

On average, the 2013 GMC Terrain starts to “feel” problems with the SUSPENSION and its various aspects after 11 500 miles.

Components Affected by SUSPENSION Issues

We have classified the 3 complaints from 2013 GMC Terrain about SUSPENSION into the following categories.

REAR 1

Recently reported SUSPENSION problems on 2013 GMC Terrain

We bought my daughter a brand new gmc terrain. her old gmc had over 200,000 miles on it. she had a blown out tire prior to this incident. she was not driving fast and there was not reason for the tire to blow out. she is on her way home from a friends house and goes over a railroad track, not speeding. another tire blows out. has to get car towed. the tow car to gmn dealership. days in shop airbag issues, tire had to be replaced. takes over 4 days to be repaired has to go back. over $1700.00 bill. this is second time this has happened. *tr

The stability track gave an error and the engine now slow. the error doesn't let the vehicle to accelerate. the check engine light also went on. *tr

While decelerating from about 35 or 40 mph when you apply the brakes then come to complete stop the vehicle on the rear end will start to loudly thump, it starts out slowly thumping and begins to speed up and when you start to release the brake it begins to slow down and stop once one begins to accelerate. we have had the issue ongoing for about 3 months now, it started about 2 or 3 weeks after we got the vehicle and it has been in the shop about 6 times. the vehicle had about 2200 miles on it and the dealer said it was a 'like new' loaner vehicle. the mechanics said they thought it was a exhaust, something with the rear brakes, or maybe a panel in the back of the vehicle, they have tightened, and replaced almost the entire rear of the vehicle and the problem still persists. they cannot figure out the problem and i am afraid it might become a safety hazard. the dealer has called gmc and the dealer said gmc will not do anything for us. *jb

Tl* the contact owns a 2013 gmc terrain. while driving 3 mph and making a right turn, the contact heard a loud metal noise coming from the rear passenger side. the vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed, but the cause of the failure could not be determined. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was not notified of the failure. the failure mileage was 70,000. updated 11/29/16*lj

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