New Toyota’s tires are too loud

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If replacing perfectly good tires simply feels too wasteful to you, then lend the car to a teenage nephew for a weekend. GM service shops aren’t sure why my 2007 Chevy Suburban LTZ exterior door handles are coming apart one by one. The problem started during the polar vortex in Cleveland in January 2019 when I hadn’t driven the car in a few days and thought I’d better not leave it sitting too long. Cars are designed and tested in cold weather, but in a truly extreme event, with temperatures well below zero for an extended period of time, things often break. Second, when the handle didn’t work, you kept pulling on it “in disbelief.” I’m guessing your disbelief was accompanied by some choice four-letter words and some serious yanking.

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