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My truck was built in Canada. So it must be better than Mexican - American ones.

My solution was to move seat slightly forward or backwards when this happens.

I purchased mine (GMEPP Platinum 8y/100k/$0) last weekend from Knapp. They had the best price of the dealers I reached out to. You can get an instant quote and purchase it online. Best of it, is that it's transparent and website allows you to see pricing for all protection levels, duration, miles and deductibles. https://www.knappvehicleservicecontracts.com/ Also, as others have mentioned, extended warranty starts on the day/mileage you purchase it and only stars to cover after your original warranty expires.

I bought a refreshed High Country with 22" ealier this year and I will not do that again. Ride is okay with good pavement, but its not as smooth as my previous truck (20"). Another thing is to consider is braking distance. I feel it has increased as well as having to apply more pressure when braking. Don't get me wrong, 22" wheels look great but the trade off is not there for me. Will probably look at swapping to 20" whenever I need new tires.

Looking forward to adding a sub and amp to my refreshed Silverado HC with Bose system. On my previous truck I had car audio shop do the install but this time I think I will do it my self. I haven't done an install in a long time so after reading some of 2019-2022 audio install topics, I have a few questions. Has anyone confirmed if the refreshed Silverado has bass roll off? If so, do I need a LOC with bass boost to address this? So far I've looked at Kicker Keyloc, Wavterch bassRestor (or link DQ or link 2) and LC2i Pro. For simplifying install, I'm going to order a T-harness but do I need ANC? Not sure if refreshed Silverado's have it. For sub box I will be using a single 12" downfire, so do I need to cut the rear driver floor linear (just before the sub) so the sub will not hit it or will the sub box protect it? Any help or tips are appreciated.

Thanks. Looks like my truck does have DFM enabled.

Just bought a new Silverado last week. How do I know if it has DFM? Sticker did not mention any credit for DFM, so safe to assume it has it?

Bought a new Silverado with the new interior a few days ago and the left side chrome trim below the radio has been reflecting the sun in my eyes when driving during the day. Coming from a 2014, I noticed the windshield appears to be bigger and comes slightly further into the cab. This allows sun to come in from the top and hit that chrome spot. Its been very annoying driving the truck mid day, so hopefully someone has some tips or trick on how to avoid this. Also, I've attached a pic I found from the web showing the spot, but I'll try to take a pic next time this happens.

As I was adding gas to my truck today, i noticed that the tanked moved when i placed the handle in. Hopefully someone can give the part number or name for the part that's missing where the tank connects to the body (by the fuel door). Thanks in advance!

Dont think anyone will be buying this one. $444k is a little too much. https://www.dennisdillongmc.com/VehicleDetails/new-2019-GMC-Sierra_1500-Double_Cab_Standard_Box_4_Wheel_Drive_SLT-Boise-ID/3347519013

+1 On the jump seat. It gives me one more seat to put the kids in when they are fighting in the back. Do i use it all the time, no, but its available when needed. Been looking at upgrading to a 2019, but don't think Chevy offers a universal remote (garage door opener) in a jump seat configuration. In order to have it, i must upgrade to bucket seats.

Looks like Ram outsold the Silverado in 4Q 2018. I'm sure that caught somebody's attention in GM headquarters. Therefore, the increased discounts that started early January.

Normally, the key fobs have a real key inside of them and the vehicle has a place to insert this real key. I wonder if the truck will still turn off if the real key is inserted?

+1... In my area, GM Employee Pricing does not apply to 2019 Silverado/Sierra.

The lack of rear vents almost made me buy the redesigned Tundra back in 2013. Also, as you know here in Texas, one of the first mods is to install window tint. Heck, sometimes my arm still gets sunburned with it, so don't want to imagine what it would be without it.