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z1boss probably takes the cake in this forum. He got a week one T1 build (July 2018), and has done some work with it. 
 

 

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z1boss probably takes the cake in this forum. He got a week one T1 build (July 2018), and has done some work with it.     

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I am at 56k miles now and still love my truck.  I plan on trading it in for a 2021 LT Trailboss 6.2 in the next few months.  Not because it has any issues but because I want to make a new build and wa

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almost at 12k    3 dealership visits for my engine knocking noise. about 4 weeks total out of service.. still knocks. sounds like its going blow up on cold start.  1 dealer visit to hav

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Well, I've certainly put more miles on my truck than I thought I would at this point and time.

( purchased june29 19 build date march 30 19 )

I'm right at 7k miles. Lol, I just cant stay out of it, truth be told. 

* edit, I will say this however; for trips that are maybe an hour long, I do wish the seats were as comfy my 07 classic. BUT.....for long trips, the seats are outstanding.....if that makes any sense at all lol.

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This is the newest one of these I could find so I'm bumping. I don't drive enough to be a good statistic.

 

 

diyer2 Senior Enthusiast

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Is that a good price for a truck with almost 80 K miles?

I wouldn't pay that.

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smrr1 Senior Enthusiast

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14k miles and zero issues

2019 6.2 AT4

 

knocks on wood now

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2 hours ago, Mikedfw said:

I've got 24k miles on my 19 sierra, tons of problems unfortunately.

Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk
 

What kind of problems? Curious.

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7 hours ago, tinbad said:

Here’s one with 137k

 

https://www.redhoagland.com/VehicleDetails/used-2019-Chevrolet-Silverado_1500-LTZ-Winter_Haven-FL/4595640943

I'm pretty sure that's a typo. According to the Autocheck report it had 11,000 miles in February of this year. Probably 13,700 miles is the actual odometer reading. 

 

https://www.redhoagland.com/autoCheckReport.do?vin=3GCUYGED8KG168725&cs:rv=42902CCA22CB618DFCDE37F8B3E707FA

Wiggums Senior Enthusiast

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I have a 2019 with 3,700 miles. Two trips to dealership already, leaky back window and transmission issue. Rear window was fixed and the transmission still has the annoying thud which I'm used to. I bought it in April 2019, but I don't use it at the ranch anymore due to tricky rear shocks that gets it fishtailing out of control on certain ripples. I had two Ford F-150's before that, both were trouble-free and both were driven at least 30,000 miles. I usually hit 45 to 55 mph on that road with the 2016 F-150 and co-worker's 2019 RAM, cannot drive above 30 with the Silverado. I thought about replacing shocks but I decided to replace the whole thing instead.

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