Any you baws own a 2019 or newer Sierra or Silverado?

My 21 has 55k on it and the only issue was a tire pressure sensor went out while going down the road. About a mile later I hit a bump and it’s been fine since, that was last year sometime.

My grandpa has a 19 and around 15k miles, it was clunky while shifting and driving like shite. Transmission had to be “reprogrammed”


ETA: I do not baby this truck in the slightest bit. It’s been a great truck so far.

Nothing too serious: replace engine top end and transmixer by about 100k on average.

I may be interested in selling my 16 GMC. Has new transmission and AFM deleted so you're good to go. In really good shape m.

Ford's f250 6.2 gas with the 6 speeds can be had for a really good price a d that power train is proven.

A lot of value

I have a 2020 Sierra 1500 with 5.3 and 8 Speed. Had my torque converter changed out at 60,000 miles. Up to 87k miles now and no issue since then. Also, from time to time at random times the infotainment will go out and come back on, sometimes when you restart it, other times after a day or 2.

I pull my bayboat with it without any issues and I get about 23.5 MPG driving back and forth to work.

2022 2500 owner and have been extremely pleased with it. Also one son owns a 2016 1500 with about 70K miles and another owns a 2020 Colorado with 50K miles. No issues with either of their vehicles. Our family likes the Chevy truck.

Just traded in my 2019 Sierra SLT with 55k miles for a new GMC Canyon AT4. The Sierra had the 5.3 with 8 speed, 4WD.

No issues with it at all. You’ll read a lot of complaints about the transmission. Early in production, it was the wrong fluid and programming, primarily the 8sp. But later models also had issues and even the 10sp.

Used trucks are cheaper than new, but still very expensive. I think I paid around $45k ($15k off MSRP) back in 2019. I traded it in for $35k in 2024. It’ll probably be listed for around $43k. But a new truck with similar options is now $65-70k.

2020 1500 Z71 RST - 5.3l. with 50 K miles. The only repair I have done on it is a squeaky pulley on the front. Warranty..


Getting 17 driving around and 20 on the highway if I keep it under 80


Like it so far. Its my first Chevy truck. I drove a 2004 Tahoe for 16 years and loved it

Not a 19 or newer but i have a '15 sierra with 160,000 miles. Still going strong with no issues. Had a pinion seal leak early on but warrant fixed that issue.

My brother had a 2020 Silverado, transmission(10 speed) went out at 75,000 miles. At 125,000 miles started acting up again. Traded it in for a Ford 150. I have a 2018 Sierra and the transmission(6 speed) started acting up at about 100,000 miles, dealer said it normally shifts like that. 160,000 miles went out, now at 200,000 miles, it doing the same thing the other transmission did. May trade it in too. Also it needs a water pump every 70,000 miles.
I was told that the Ford and Chevy both uses the same 10 speed transmission(don't know who makes it for them) and my friend 10 speed 2021 F150 been thru 3 transmission before 150,000 miles.