Purchased 2017 Colorado in June 2018. Truck jerked from day one, but I thought that's the way a pickup ran, rough but not too bad. It had 18,000 miles on it. A year later, it has 36,000 mph. I went in for usual oil changes per warranty. The jerking of the truck became worse. When you stop then start out, it jerks a little but when going from a 35 mph speed zone to 55-60 mph, the truck really jerks. Doesn't matter whether it's a straight road or hill.
Last time I took it in for oil change, I told maintenance manager about it and requested mechanic drive it to see what I was talking about. The manager said the mechanic checked and said that's just the way a Colorado drives, but if gets worse to bring in. I started watching it and has something to do with rpms/mph and shifting gears.
I started reading reviews and saw I was not only one. I will be taking back for the 2nd complaint for them to fix.
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Purchased 2017 Colorado in June 2018. Truck jerked from day one, but I thought that's the way a pickup ran, rough but not too bad. It had 18,000 miles on it. A year later, it has 36,000 mph. I went in for usual oil changes per warranty. The jerking of the truck became worse. When you stop then start out, it jerks a little but when going from a 35 mph speed zone to 55-60 mph, the truck really jerks. Doesn't matter whether it's a straight road or hill.
Last time I took it in for oil change, I told maintenance manager about it and requested mechanic drive it to see what I was talking about. The manager said the mechanic checked and said that's just the way a Colorado drives, but if gets worse to bring in. I started watching it and has something to do with rpms/mph and shifting gears.
I started reading reviews and saw I was not only one. I will be taking back for the 2nd complaint for them to fix.
- Alice H., Cheraw, SC, US