I have a 2000 Escalade and I'm getting what I've always called "bump steer" from the front wheels.....shimmy in the steering when hitting good-sized bumps. Are there steering stabilizers on the front end (shock absorber type), like the kind I had on some older trucks? If not, can they be added? Anybody else having this problem? If so, does it indicate a problem or just the fact that the 2000 is built on an older, not as sophisticated platform? I checked the Rancho (the ones I've always used) catalog and didn't see any listings for Cadillac. Should I be looking under the Yukon/Tahoe listings? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

you should call or go visit your local tire shop and ask some questions

you shouldn't be getting much noticable bump steer. you should have your front end checked out. if nothing is wrong look up steering stabilizers for a 95-99 Tahoe/Yukon. Rancho, Fabtech, Superlift, and Skyjacker each make a kit.

Thanks for the replies....I think I'll go to my local tire place Friday and see if they can find anything.