Brandon Adams

I apparently bought the latter. Mine is back in the shop having the steering wheel replaced due to an unknown scrubbing. At least the replacement back window is holding up so far

Mine was making a squeaking sound a few months ago and the dealership replaced the boot because it was binding somewhere. Now I have a bad scrubbing sound in the steering wheel so they replaced the airbag coil and now they ordered the trim piece behind the steering wheel where the gear shift is.

I have a Gator soft roll up tonneau cover for sell. I'm asking $125 for it. I'm not really interested in shipping as it'd be really expensive, but if you're willing to cover shipping, I'll see what I can do. I live in the Gwinnett county/Hall county Georgia area but will be in the Pensacola, FL and Gainesville, FL are the week of August 9-15th. The cover is used. It was on my truck for about a year, but is in excellent condition.

I'm at 70+ days out of service and GM Customer service is being a pain to deal with. I'm in the process of doing the Lemon Law and they called one day, I missed the call and called back 5 minutes later and no answer. They called back 2 days later and I was busy at work. I called back and left a voicemail, then called back the next day and left 2 more voicemails. At this point I'm just waiting on the original finance company to send me my original contract so I can proceed with state arbitration.

My window was just replaced about 3 weeks ago. Sorry, the picture is backwards.

I'm in a 2020 Colorado loaner and the screen actually dims, so why can't they fix the silverados?

Just caulked this time

So I got in my truck this morning... and it's leaking again. The headliner is wet on the passenger side again.

So I finally got my truck back from where they damaged a bunch of stuff when they replaced my headliner. They're still fighting me over the gouges on the passenger a pillar. In the process of fixing things, somehow they broke a piece on my rear passenger door... what the heck?

Class action suits really only benefit the lawyers as they get most of the money from the suit.

Mine only took a couple of days, but I still haven't gotten my truck back from where they replaced the headliner because they messed some stuff up in the process. It's been 2 weeks.

So I just left the dealership to talk to them about them scratching and gouging the a-pillars. The service manager acted like he was doing me a favor by replacing the weather stripping that they messed up and replacing the driver side a-pillar but refused to replace the passenger side. The manager was a dick about the whole thing. Plus I haven't had my truck but 3 days of February so far from where it's sitting at the dealership where they messed it up.

I went to pick my truck up on Thursday night from where the dealership scratched and gouged a lot of trim pieces a d it looked as if they just got a grinder and tried to grind down the gouges... I was not happy. I also felt around the carpet under the back seat and it felt a bit damp. They are supposed to get the water guy back out and see if it's still leaking from the sealant fix.

Oh I plan on it. I'm going back Saturday because I cant make a scene dressed in my work clothes, but I can in jeans and a hoodie.

They do have to drop the headliner to fix it. The dealership had to replace my headliner because they couldn't get the stain out. When I picked it up last night, it looks like a rabid wombat took the trim pieces off and put it back together because there are gouge marks everywhere.