BackWoodsLivn

This is a classy truck, sir! I hope to achieve a similar look with mine. I have been struggling with making a decision on a 4" or 6" lift. This is a convincing argument to go with a 4". (all comments opinionated of course)

Similar situation. I came from a Tundra with 225k miles and only had to replace a radiator during that time. I have begun to feel very confident that my Silverado will never see that many trouble free miles. Probably would be best if I stayed off the trouble shooting part of the forum...but I just can’t!

2019 RST 5.3, 2.5 months in and so far I’m very pleased. However, my anxiety is persistent after reading about so many other’s having all these issues. What I find ironic is that the cost of autos are so high because of technology yet so many of the issues are technology related. ?

Only 3k miles on my RST but 2 weeks ago “brake system failure” flashed on the dash and quickly went off. Got recall notice N192268091 and reluctantly had it installed one week ago. No issues yet but I will post when it happens. I was a Toyota man for 20 years until 2 months ago. Never had an issue. Hope I don’t end up regretting this change.

Good call! Shortly after I submitted my post I received a recall notice for N192268091. I gotta say, after reading through this thread the last few weeks, I'm dreading taking the truck in.

I may soon be another casualty in this unfolding drama. I have been watching this thread for about 2 weeks now and just waiting for the inevitable. I have a 19 Silverado RST with less than 2600 miles. A few days ago I received a message on my touchscreen that an update is available but just ignored it several times by turning my radio off when getting out of the truck. Yesterday, with some reservation, I finally allowed the download. This morning when I started my truck the dreaded "break system failure; 62 mph" etc. message flashed on the dash screen for about a second and then went away. I ended up driving to work, the store, and back home today with no other occurrences the rest of the day. Luckily for me this was just a scare with no repercussions right now but I bet this isn't the last time I will see that brake failure message and doubt I will be so lucky the next time it pops up. Doesn't seem to me that its just a coincidence that it happened on the first engine start since I accepted that infotainment download. Just thought I would share my experience. Its very beneficial to hear input from others with similar issues.

I’m new to this forum and to Chevy in general. I purchased a 2019 Silverado with a 5.3l and 3.23 gear ratio. The trucks I’m seeing, especially in this thread, look so much better with lifts and tires, especially the 6” kits and 35s. I would really like to achieve the same look that some of these trucks have but I’m concerned about my trucks performance and long term wear/tear. My question is...How well do your engines and trannies handle the 35” tires? Thanks in advance for your experienced input.