Lemon Law Claims for 2019-2024GMC Yukon &
Chevrolet Tahoe
You are not alone if you own a 2019-2024 Chevrolet Tahoe or GMC Yukon and have experienced mechanical failures, safety concerns, or persistent defects. Many owners have reported various issues with these vehicles, ranging from transmission defects to serious engine failures. If your vehicle is experiencing problems, you may have legal options under California’s lemon law. At Premier Legal Center, APC, we are investigating these defects and helping vehicle owners seek justice. If you are facing repeated repairs or safety concerns with your Tahoe or Yukon, we may be able to help.
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Common Complaints and Defects in the 2019-2024 Chevrolet Tahoe & GMC Yukon
Numerous vehicle owners have filed complaints regarding serious defects in the 2019-2024 Chevrolet Tahoe and GMC Yukon. These issues can affect safety, performance, and the vehicle’s overall reliability. Here are some of the most reported problems:
1. Transmission Defects: Vibration, Jerking, Shuddering, and Slipping
- Many owners have reported issues with the 10-speed automatic transmission used in these vehicles.
- Common symptoms include jerking, shaking, and shuddering when driving over 40 mph.
- Transmission failures have also been reported, leading to expensive repairs and replacements.
2. Suspension Problems
- Complaints of excessive bouncing, poor handling, and suspension failure.
- Some owners have reported premature wear on shocks and struts, causing a rough and uncomfortable ride.
3. Oil Consumption Issues
- The L87 V8 engine used in these models has been reported to consume excessive oil.
- This can lead to engine damage, low oil pressure warnings, and possible engine failure.
4. Headlight & Visibility Issues
- Complaints about dim headlights reducing nighttime visibility.
- Some models experience headlight flickering or complete failure.
5. Vehicle Stalling and Loss of Power
- Some owners have reported engine stalling while driving, creating a major safety hazard.
- Loss of acceleration is another frequent issue, making it difficult to merge or drive at highway speeds.
6. Power Steering Failures
- Reports indicate a loss of steering assistance, making it difficult to control the vehicle.
- Steering malfunctions can occur suddenly and without warning.
7. Brake System Failures
- Owners have complained about soft brakes, delayed response, and complete brake failure.
- Brake issues increase the risk of accidents, especially at high speeds.
8. Dashboard Panel Blackouts
- Electrical malfunctions have caused dashboard screens and instrument clusters to go black.
- This prevents drivers from seeing important information like speed, fuel levels, and warning lights.
9. Auxiliary Battery Explosions & Fire Risk
- Some reports indicate battery explosions, leading to engine damage and possible fire hazards.
10. Check Engine Light Illumination & Powertrain Issues
- Some vehicles randomly trigger the check engine light, leading to unnecessary trips to the dealership.
- Powertrain malfunctions have been reported, causing reduced engine performance and reliability.
California’s Lemon Law (Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act) protects consumers who purchase or lease vehicles with recurring defects. If your 2019-2024 GMC Yukon or Chevrolet Tahoe has been subject to multiple repair attempts for the same issue or has been out of service for an extended period, you may qualify for relief under the law.
To be eligible, your vehicle must:
- A substantial defect is covered under the original manufacturer’s warranty.
- Have undergone a reasonable number of repair attempts without resolution.
- Experience issues that impair its use, safety, or value.
What Compensation Can You Receive?
If your GMC Yukon or Chevrolet Tahoe is determined to be a lemon, you may be entitled to one of the following:
- A Buyback (Repurchase) – The manufacturer must refund your down payment, monthly payments, and any other costs associated with the vehicle.
- A Replacement Vehicle – You may receive a new, comparable vehicle in exchange for the defective one.
- Cash Compensation – If you keep the vehicle, you may receive a monetary settlement for the inconvenience and diminished value.
What Should You Do If You Have a Lemon?
If you are experiencing recurring issues with your GMC Yukon or Chevrolet Tahoe, take the following steps:
- Keep detailed records – Maintain copies of all repair orders, invoices, and correspondence with the dealership or manufacturer.
- Report issues early – Do not wait for the problem to worsen. Take your vehicle in for repairs as soon as you notice any defects.
- Consult a Lemon Law Attorney – Legal representation can significantly increase your chances of receiving a fair settlement from the manufacturer.
How Premier Legal Center, APC Can Help
At Premier Legal Center, APC, we understand how frustrating and financially draining it can be to deal with a defective vehicle. Attorney Steven Marchbanks has extensive experience handling Lemon Law cases, helping clients secure compensation and justice. Our team can assist you by:
- Reviewing your case for free to determine if you qualify for a Lemon Law claim.
- Gathering necessary evidence, including repair invoices, service records, and recall information.
- Negotiating with manufacturers to ensure you receive fair compensation.
- Filing a lawsuit if needed to fight for your legal rights.
Get Legal Help Today
If your 2019-2024 GMC Yukon or Chevrolet Tahoe has persistent defects, you don’t have to deal with it alone. Get a free consultation with us. Premier Legal Center, APC is here to help you navigate California’s Lemon Law and fight for your deserved compensation. Call us at (877) 441-4441.
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