2024 Sierra at4 last than a week old PROBLEMS 🤦🏻‍♂️

[AT4XinTX]

Got my AT4X in January '23. First 10 months were awesome, since then it has been a disaster! The telematics module has been replaced multiple times now. All 16 lifters were replaced in May, then the engine seized up 2 weeks later. Full engine replacement was required at 25,000 miles. The only thing worse than dealing with all this is working with GM customer service. Seriously those guys are a joke!

 

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[73Blazer]

Got my AT4X in January '23. First 10 months were awesome, since then it has been a disaster! The telematics module has been replaced multiple times now. All 16 lifters were replaced in May, then the engine seized up 2 weeks later. Full engine replacement was required at 25,000 miles. The only thing worse than dealing with all this is working with GM customer service. Seriously those guys are a joke!

That sucks. I'm guessing you have the 6.2L ? Just curious, do you know which plant your truck was built?

 

[Joe98]

Gents, all these bad news stories are discouraging to say the least. Any good experiences ? Lol....
Not sure about the " Where was it built what plant question " ? My 2018 1500 Denali w/6.2 was a Mexico build as the VIN started with a 3 . Not sure if many folks are aware of that. Vin starting with 1 is a U.S. built truck, 2 is a Canadian built truck and 3 is a Mexico build.
I never had any issues whatsoever, except for the rear window defroster recall....pretty much it. Only had it 3 years, but she was pretty rock solid, and that 6.2 hauled a$$.

 

[pinebaron]

Mine has a label in the front door saying 'Proudly built in Michigan'

 

[73Blazer]

All of my HD trucks had the Flint Michigan sticker on it somewhere, even my C7500. I think all of the 2500s and 3500s come from Flint MI. The 1500s can come from Oshawa Ontario, Silao Mexico, Fort Wayne Indiana, and I think a plant in Missouri ?