Agree. Not good - 2022 Redline. Our Explorer was the same - not as bad - but not good either. Has to be the tires. I find the traverse steering sensitive also. So a bad combo for sure. Its rare i drive on roads grooved like that however.
Concrete Groove Wander
Anyone notice it and how bad it is on these cars?
I mean REALLY bad! The car feels like it's all over the place on grooved concrete.
I went to grab dinner in the wife's '22 Traverse (1,300 miles on it) and was like "yikes!".....it just feels so sketchy.
If you're in southeast Michigan, I'm referring to the concrete on the newer part of I-96 (east of I-275) and also on I-275 just south of I-96/696 for example.
It really makes this car feel unstable and like it's in a death wobble or something, instead of planted.
My Pacifica doesn't remotely do it as bad as the Traverse.
I do wonder if it's the OEM Bridgestone (18") tires contributing though?
If you don't know what I'm talking about:
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I mean REALLY bad! The car feels like it's all over the place on grooved concrete.
I went to grab dinner in the wife's '22 Traverse (1,300 miles on it) and was like "yikes!".....it just feels so sketchy.
If you're in southeast Michigan, I'm referring to the concrete on the newer part of I-96 (east of I-275) and also on I-275 just south of I-96/696 for example.
It really makes this car feel unstable and like it's in a death wobble or something, instead of planted.
My Pacifica doesn't remotely do it as bad as the Traverse.
I do wonder if it's the OEM Bridgestone (18") tires contributing though?
If you don't know what I'm talking about:
