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Yep, trade it in. This is ALMOST the worse car I have ever had. Short term, its going away

Measure the rotor. The size of the wheel does not indicate the rotor size. 45 years as a GM parts manager and we had to measure rotors all the time.

Batteries are not repairable. 40 years as a GM parts guy, and I can tell you that its possible for new parts to be defective. Not common, but it happens. I use genuine GM parts whenever I can, thats just me. They fit and they work. If you go aftermarket, make sure that the specs are the same as...

I bought this one. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0952X1JWH?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details No codes, remote start works. The only thing I can say is that there is a little throttle lag that I have now gotten used to. I absolutely HATED that start/stop nonsense.

Its a mystery. The light went away, no codes stored so all is good. I put a new battery in today, it was 6 years old so it was due. Not a fan of all the computer nonsense.

Yep, took me about 15 minutes. Had to reset the clock is all

If you purchase tires at Walmart, Sams etc and if you have a flat and need a replacement your Michelin dealer will NOT have it. Same as Goodyear , Firestone or whatever. Club tires are only available at that club. They are different from the brand tires and are made for that club only. You get...

Any tricks or suggestions for battery replacement? Should be a simple in and out. Anything to reset? Thanks

2018 Premier, 1.5 turbo Pulled onto freeway, pushed it a little bit. Service Stabilitrac light came on and stayed until I shut it off and restarted it. Its now off, all is good, code reader says no stored codes. Just a glitch I guess? Anyone else see this. Live to see another day.

I have Hankook 50/19 Tires are horrible. Ride rough, hydroplane. Not all are the tires. Its the car. It was an inherited vehicle. Chevrolet owner and driver for years. Worked in a dealership for 45 years, most are a great product, but this one.............. sorry, not a great vehicle. When it...

A terrible reputation? Absolutely. Do they run and own the dealership? That is a ridiculous assessment and far from reality.

Owners manual, available on line

We may be the exception, however there are too many know it alls that can barely find the gas tank, and come in telling the pros what to fix. Huge problem. Im not saying there are not bad dealers, there are bad businesses everywhere. Its up to the customer to find the right place to go. Its not...

Not all dealerships are "stealerships" I worked 45 years for one of the most honest GM dealers there is. Yes, there are bad ones, and not good techs. You bought a known salvage car. Big mistake. Thats on you.

JMHO 7500 is waaaay too long for an oil change, I dont care what GM says. Also I would be very wary of any flush on a 200k engine. It will loosen up anything that is in there and send it through all your bearings and could cause an issue. Again, JMHO. I worked in a GM dealership for 45 years...

Doesnt take much more that a bump to pop the door open. Mine does that on occasion

Your link didnt show but is that the red cap that goes on the tank inlet? Does the fuel door still sit flat?

Thats a ridiculous estimate. I would check at another dealer. Did you get it closed? If so, I might just leave it. I cringe every time I open mine just for that reason. I dont use it much.

No, its not