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kbear951 · 06-30-2020, 03:31 PM

I had both tears replaced in November 2019 by America’s Tire. Then had to have the left rear replaced in Feb/March because it had a bad hole in it. Now the right rear was bald (still under warranty) so I had them replace it. The tires are Pirelli PZero Nero 275/40/20. It’s stock all the way around (245/45/20 in front).

About 15-20 min after they changed that right rear, I’m on the freeway and I get the “Service Stabili Track” message and 3 traction control lights come on. I call OnStar and they give me OBD code: C0710.

It has been going on and off ever since at random. Usually turns on on the freeway.

I call America’s tire and ask them to un-#&@% whatever it is that they did and they tell me they aren’t mechanics. I told them they must have accidentally pinched or otherwise #@$%#* up the Wheel Speed Sensor when they changed the tire. They tell me it is a coincidence that it happened immediately after they changed the tire and that I should take it to a mechanic. Problem is intermittent. Code and lights randomly go away and come back which does lead me to think wiring/sensor issue.

What do I do?

When I look up the code I see some results for Steering Position Sensor and some for Wheel Speed Sensor which are on opposite ends of the vehicle sooooo........

Considering it happened immediately after tire swap, I’m going with the latter. Plus it’s a cheaper and MUCH easier fix. What do you guys think?

ETA: ABS light does NOT come on despite OnStar’s description of the problem), only the 3 lights and message. I have noticed in the past, they are always WAY off with what they say so I generally only pay attention to the code they give.

Info from OnStar:

Module: ABS - Braking and Stability System
Diagnostic Code: C0710
Diagnostic Info: An issue has been detected in the Traction Control System.
Recommended Action: Service within 7 days

GodWentPunk · 07-20-2020, 12:42 PM

I hate it when a company will not stand behind their work. All they need to do is pull your tire and see if they knocked anything loose... If everything looks in place, then yeah, you're stuck bringing it into a mechanic. I have a similar issue I think with my sensor (rear hubs) on my GMC Envoy but it would only do this at low speeds when I'm either taking off or stopping.

I hope you get this resolved.

joe...

Vegas Bound · 07-20-2020, 01:09 PM

That's why I remove the wheels myself and bring them in for replacement or balancing. It's good to have a truck.

06-30-2020, 03:31 PM	#1
kbear951 Drives: 2013 Camaro 2SS, L99 Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Orange County, California Posts: 19	C0710 Service StabiliTrak after tire change I had both tears replaced in November 2019 by America’s Tire. Then had to have the left rear replaced in Feb/March because it had a bad hole in it. Now the right rear was bald (still under warranty) so I had them replace it. The tires are Pirelli PZero Nero 275/40/20. It’s stock all the way around (245/45/20 in front). About 15-20 min after they changed that right rear, I’m on the freeway and I get the “Service Stabili Track” message and 3 traction control lights come on. I call OnStar and they give me OBD code: C0710. It has been going on and off ever since at random. Usually turns on on the freeway. I call America’s tire and ask them to un-#&@% whatever it is that they did and they tell me they aren’t mechanics. I told them they must have accidentally pinched or otherwise #@$%#* up the Wheel Speed Sensor when they changed the tire. They tell me it is a coincidence that it happened immediately after they changed the tire and that I should take it to a mechanic. Problem is intermittent. Code and lights randomly go away and come back which does lead me to think wiring/sensor issue. What do I do? When I look up the code I see some results for Steering Position Sensor and some for Wheel Speed Sensor which are on opposite ends of the vehicle sooooo........ Considering it happened immediately after tire swap, I’m going with the latter. Plus it’s a cheaper and MUCH easier fix. What do you guys think? ETA: ABS light does NOT come on despite OnStar’s description of the problem), only the 3 lights and message. I have noticed in the past, they are always WAY off with what they say so I generally only pay attention to the code they give. Info from OnStar: Module: ABS - Braking and Stability System Diagnostic Code: C0710 Diagnostic Info: An issue has been detected in the Traction Control System. Recommended Action: Service within 7 days Attached Images Last edited by kbear951; 06-30-2020 at 03:48 PM. Reason: ETA: pic of lights

07-20-2020, 12:42 PM	#2
GodWentPunk Drives: 2015 2SS White Convertible CE/INDY Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: Lockport, IL Posts: 780 View My Garage	I hate it when a company will not stand behind their work. All they need to do is pull your tire and see if they knocked anything loose... If everything looks in place, then yeah, you're stuck bringing it into a mechanic. I have a similar issue I think with my sensor (rear hubs) on my GMC Envoy but it would only do this at low speeds when I'm either taking off or stopping. I hope you get this resolved. joe... __________________ ARH LTH/HFC/Legato muffler, RDP Custom Tune, K&N Blackhawk CAI, Bigworm Blackout kit, ZL1 Rims, Phantom Grills, VMAX PTB

07-20-2020, 01:09 PM	#3
Vegas Bound Account Suspended Drives: 2013 Sparkly Red One Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Hospitality State Posts: 2,558	That's why I remove the wheels myself and bring them in for replacement or balancing. It's good to have a truck.