Truck acting funny

Asked by GuruXTBVH Oct 13, 2018 at 06:59 AM about the GMC Yukon XL

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was driving and my truck felt as though it
had a flat tire. After parking and checking
out the situation I got in to go and it barely
pulled off. I stopped and turn it off but then
it would not pull off. What is the problem?

5 Answers

Are you saying you tried to remove the tire to change it? If so most of the time the rim is on the hub so tight that you actually need a sludge hammer to remove it had this problem 3 times with my camry also my daughters pathfinder.

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Sounds like one of the calipers has locked up could be rubber brake line has collapsed or caliper piston is seized.

No I didnt have to mess with the tire. It wasnt anything to do with the tire...I think...after I sat at the last stop and took a map I woke up started and drove off...womder what was wrong

I was coming out of parking lot and my truck made a loud nosie so I pull over and didn't see anything wrong so I being to drive and the truck did move an till it had a another knock noise then it got to the point it didn't want to drive

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