Vehicle vibrated when applying the brakes. It started being noticeable when braking at high speeds around January of 2023 and progressively became worse over time. Took it to dealership in January of 2024 to get inspected under warranty. Per dealership, the front brake pads looked brand new (only 21,000 miles on car and no excessive braking) but the rotors were warped and had hot spots on them. It was unclear how the rotors became hot when the brake pads looked brand new, to the point the dealership asked if we had replaced the pads recently. The dealership had no answers as to why the rotors became hot. Per dealer, front rotors had vertical wave lines indicative of excessive heating. They turned the rotors but they still showed hot spots. Rotors were replaced.

- Springfield, IL, USA

The contact owned a 2021 Chevrolet Equinox. The contact stated that while driving at 40 MPH, the front driver's wheel detached from the vehicle. The brake pedal was depressed; however, the vehicle failed to stop. The air bags did not deploy. The insurance company deemed the vehicle totaled. The contact was injured; she had a concussion. The contact received medical attention. The vehicle was towed to the dealer; however, no failure was found. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 21,680. The VIN was not available.

- Cincinnati, OH, USA

I've had to replace the brake booster sensor & the part by the vacuum to brake booster this is second time I'm have to replace it. So dangerous to be driving a vehicle on highway and you loose your brakes makes pedal hard. I also have to replace exhaust crankshaft position sensor, oil pressure sensor, engine underfoot won't stay running when it's idle oil pressure control silinoid valve, barometric pressure sensor

- Jackson, MI, USA

2021 Chevy equinox vacuum pump failed causing the breaking to become impossible to use while operating.

- Eight Mile, AL, USA

Was driving 75mph on interstate and had to brake for car in front of me and had ZERO brake assist. Pedal was extremely hard to push and almost no braking power for vehicle. Vehicle has only 32,450 miles on it. Braking assist never returned and had to get vehicle in for service.

- Ocala, FL, USA

We bought a new Chevy Equinox. One day later, while I was driving 70 mph in the center lane on I-75, my wife engaged the electric parking brake thinking it was a console latch. The vehicle violently swerved to the right, and only because I had both hands on the wheel, did we avoid a roll over. Still we ended up partly in the right-hand lane. Thankfully, there were no vehicles beside us at the time. Adrenaline shot through both of us as we realized that any vehicle in the lane next to us could have hit us or we hit them and serious injuries or death could have occurred. We firmly believe that having the emergence parking brake control in the center console next to the cup holders and in a space where other things might be stored, is a hazard. Online we found several similar instances where someone did this same thing either accidentally or even on purpose. This control does not belong in a space where someone other than the driver could accidentally enable it. Curiosity or simple ignorance could cost a life. Chevy made it easy with this hazardous design! rick hendrick Chevrolet in naples, fl would not let us cancel the purchase; they said we "took delivery even thought the saleman called because we had not signed the title paperwork in the correct place. I should like to know if they would have to take it back since we never completed that particular piece of paperwork. Any chance you could tell me if we can or can't make them return our trade-in and cancel the purchase of this car that "buy" another older, used model that doesn't have that Equinox feature. We are leary now. Help!

- Bonita Springs, FL, USA