At times when we have walked out to start the car we have noticed that it is sitting on the rear tires. Rear tires have worn in the center of the tire only. The car does not do everyday but when it does, it is sometimes corrected when the car is turned on, but only slightly- it does not completely fix the problem.Dealership does not have a clue what to do and they have recommended fixing part after part with no guarantee that it will fix the issue. They did mention that some sort of recommendation was issued by Hyundai to fix the airbags. I want to see if there is any information on what could be causing this issue and also see if there was such a recommendation or recall put out by Hyundai.
What makes this problem better or worse?
No indications
How long has your 2013 Hyundai Equus had this problem?
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Hello, your Hyundai dealership is the best point of contact regarding recalls. I'm sure they have already checked your vehicle identification number (VIN) to verify there are no recalls present. Additionally, there are no published service bulletins that address the suspension. It does sound like some kind of concern with the air suspension not working properly, which will take some troubleshooting to resolve.
