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2007 Tahoe LT bought new and now has 168,000 miles. Only complaint is warped rotors. Otherwise, no issues at all. Had to replace camshaft sensor, but see that as a maintenance issue. Oh, and DIY spark plug replacement nasty for only the plug nearest firewall on passenger side.

My 2007 Tahoe was having a hard time starting. Would crank and crank and not start on the first try, but almost always started on the second try, but would have to crank a bit too. Code reader showed Camshaft Sensor problem. Replaced that and it fixed the problem.

I'm thinking this might do the trick... http://www.crossdrilledbrakes.com/chevrolet/2007/tahoe-5-3l-v8/brakekit/

My personal Tahoe and my company Tahoe, as well as my friend's Tahoe ALL have warped rotor problems. This is definitely a design flaw by GM. I haven't tried a beefier aftermarket set, but next time I will.

Really?!!! Were the engineers of GM that stupid to make it virtually impossible to remove and replace the rear passenger side spark plug?! Without a pair of long needle nose pliers with special tip and a flex head ratchet it would have never happened. Someone needs to invent the right tool for...

Replacement of the camshaft sensor on my 2007 Tahoe was supposed to be pretty easy. After removing serpentine belt it was no problem to access the sensor location. Removed the bolt from the sensor and then it would not come out. Tried for 2 hours. It would rotate and move in and out about a...