mistaare

So if the extended warranty starts the day you buy it, when it says 100,000, thats 100,000 miles PLUS whatever you currently have on the vehicle, not 100,000 miles total?

There have been people with leaking windows earlier in this thread that openly admit there trucks ass mall crawling highway queens and they have had leaky windows. Just saying ?

I feel the same way. 2020 AT4. Owned it for 5 months, 6000 miles. Coming from a 160,000 mile trouble free 09 Tacoma I bought new in 08 I think I was spoiled.

So when you take it to the dealer you just unplug it or leave it in? If if you leave it in would it affect your warranty at all?

There seems to be a lot of us 10+ year Toyota owners with the same experience and the same feelings. You would think GM would want to take advantage and really try to win over 'yota owners once they bought their product...

Which Facebook group.

I have 2020 AT4, built in Mexico 9/19. Have a Virto M-354. No leaks yet, but I'm waiting for it. Check religiously.

That's about where I am after 5000 miles. Slightly disappointed. I am lucky to get low 14's around city and I drive like a grandpa.

I agree with you 100%. I bought a GM because when I was researching they seemed to have the least “I love my truck, even with all the issues” fans. It seems like when I would read the Ram forums, every topic had ‘even with these issues, I love my truck’, which made me think, ‘why would u buy a truck knowing it has issues?’ I can go back 30 years and list the issues I have had with my cars on one hand. - ‘92 s-10 - starter failed with 5000 miles. Traded in at 100,000 miles - ‘96 VW Golf - one recall (maybe 2). Traded in at 115,000 miles. - ‘98 Subaru Legacy GT (bought used in 2000). Synchros replaced under warranty at 34,000 miles. Head gasket went and traded in at 115,000. - ‘04 WRX, mildly modded. Had it for 8 years, 90,000 miles. Zero issues. - ‘09 Tacoma (bought in ‘08). Kept for 11 years, 160,000 miles. Wheel bearing and drive shaft replaced after 100,000 miles with a lift and bigger rims/tires. I drove all the cars like Rally cars and the taco off road, towing 4000+ lb trailers. I feel like I am walking on egg shells with this truck.

Built in September, is it a 2020? What make?

Just curious if you plugged a trailer in to see if it still works. I got that in my DIC once, since then I towed a few times and the lights work. Not sure if the brakes work (that trailer will be in storage til spring). if it comes on again I will definitely have the dealer look at it though.

Another rear window leak question... Have a 2020 AT4 5.3 built in Mexico. We have been substantial rain around here weekly and I have been looking for leaks religiously. I have yet to see water or feel any dampness BUT tonight I THINK i noticed a FAINT stain in my rear passenger side headliner. It’s been raining all day, it doesn’t feel wet or damp, so the question is, how noticeable are stains on dark headliner? Have any of you got your windows based just on headliner stains? I know, first I need to determine if it’s actually stained or not, I am just trying to be proactive. Are there many 2020’s have leaked?

Popping noise? Has as anyone had a leaking rear window with a cap? Just curious if the dealer will work around it or you responsible for removing it so they can access it?

Update - right window leaks. Dealer has to order another one. When I took it back to the dealer yesterday, I explained to him the some water has been getting in the bed? He said "we could do a rain test and see where water is coming in". That consisted of him standing there hosing down the rear window ?. While he was doing that, he told me water often comes in at the rear window seal. I asked him how to remedy that, his response was "we recommend parking on an incline" WTF? He then said, "ARE has never garanteed their caps to be water proof! If I wanted something water proof to get a van!" can anyone verify this? I had my LEER for 11 years and it was bone dry. I need my bed to be dry, I camp/sleep in the back ALOT!

That would be awesome for the woods. Does Boost have a package for that?