Mid year in 2006 the passenger side seat in my Tahoe started to slide on its track about 2 to 3 inches, back and forth. Then about 4 months later the same thing happened with the drivers seat. The seat slides back and forth about 4 inches. This is very hazardous when driving, because when you accelerate the seat slides back with a bang, and if you come to a quick stop, the seats sling you forward. I contacted the dealership which told me to contact Chevrolet customer care. I explained to the I feel this is a defect in the way they assembled the seats. If it happened in just one seat I would agree, it is not a defect, but this has gradually happened to both seats. And there are other similar complaints on this website. The dealership denies this is a defect, and therefore Chevrolet is denying this is a defect. I would appreciate any additional assistance with this problem.

- Pomona Park, FL, USA

The consumer owns a 2000 Chevrolet Tahoe. The front seats would slide on the rail. The passenger side began to do this first and the dealership told the consumer he would have to replace the motor. Both seats are now sliding about 5 inches back and forth. The GM manufacturer told the consumer to take the vehicle to a dealer to see if it was a manufacturing defect and maybe they could work with him to get it corrected if it was a defect.

- Melbourne Beach, FL, USA

The drivers seat rocks a half inch back and forth while driving, dealer says the seat meets specs but consumer doesn't feel safe driving while the seat moves. Nlm

- Bainbridge, WA, USA

The drivers seat rocks a half inch back and forth while driving, dealer says the seat meets specs but consumer doesn't feel safe driving while the seat moves. Nlm

- Bainbridge, WA, USA