- Nov 3, 2014
- 31
Hi all,
We have a 2004 GMC Envoy XUV 5.3L SLT 4x4 running on 245 70 17 Firestone destination ATs on the stock wheels.
When turning you can feel the tires crunch in like and it feels like over 65mph you could roll it. I have driven tons of lifted SUVs and trucks and never really felt scared like that the vehicle is going to roll at high speeds even on hair pin turns.
I have the air pressure at what it says on the door and have tried different pressures to see if any helps but none.
I usually won't run Firestone tires but I heard such good reviews and the deal was to good to pass up on these ones on envoys and Trailblazers but I am begging to regret it.
My question is has anybody else experienced this?
Any way to fix it?
We do a lot of highway driving with twisty curvy roads and I would like to be able to take this car without being scared of it rolling.
When towing or on the backroads we travel it isn't that bad but unloaded with 4-5 people in it it is just plain scary.
Trav
We have a 2004 GMC Envoy XUV 5.3L SLT 4x4 running on 245 70 17 Firestone destination ATs on the stock wheels.
When turning you can feel the tires crunch in like and it feels like over 65mph you could roll it. I have driven tons of lifted SUVs and trucks and never really felt scared like that the vehicle is going to roll at high speeds even on hair pin turns.
I have the air pressure at what it says on the door and have tried different pressures to see if any helps but none.
I usually won't run Firestone tires but I heard such good reviews and the deal was to good to pass up on these ones on envoys and Trailblazers but I am begging to regret it.
My question is has anybody else experienced this?
Any way to fix it?
We do a lot of highway driving with twisty curvy roads and I would like to be able to take this car without being scared of it rolling.
When towing or on the backroads we travel it isn't that bad but unloaded with 4-5 people in it it is just plain scary.
Trav