Common 2024 Silverado HD Issues and How Warranty Helps
It’s smart to know the 2024 Silverado HD common issues and how your warranty—standard or extended—can keep repair bills in check. We outline the most reported issues, and how warranty coverage applies.
What Owners Should Watch For—and How to Stay Protected
The 2024 Chevrolet Silverado HD is one of the most capable trucks in its class, offering serious towing power, refined cabin options, and updated tech.
But even a truck this tough isn’t immune to problems. Whether you drive a 2500HD or 3500HD with gas or diesel power, it’s smart to know the 2024 Silverado HD common issues and how your warranty—standard or extended—can keep repair bills in check.
Below, we outline the most reported issues, how warranty coverage applies, and what to expect if you’re planning to keep your truck long-term.
While the 2024 model benefits from recent refreshes and improvements, a few problem areas have emerged based on early owner feedback and service bulletins:
Problem Area | Description | Affected Models |
Transmission Behavior | Occasional hesitation or delayed shifts under load | 2500HD/3500HD (Gas) |
Infotainment Glitches | Freezing, slow response, or black screen in touchscreen display | All trims w/ 13.4" screen |
DEF System Warnings | False DEF level alerts or system check warnings on diesel models | Duramax 6.6L Diesel |
Camera System Faults | Front/rear camera freezing or misalignment warnings | LTZ, High Country |
HVAC Noise | Clicking or inconsistent airflow due to blend door actuator | 2500HD/3500HD (All) |
Most of these issues are relatively minor—but they can become expensive to fix once you’re out of warranty.
All 2024 Silverado HD trucks come with Chevrolet’s standard coverage, which varies slightly based on engine type:
Coverage Type | Gas Models | Diesel Models |
Bumper-to-Bumper | 3 years / 36,000 miles | 3 years / 36,000 miles |
Powertrain | 5 years / 60,000 miles | 5 years / 100,000 miles |
Roadside Assistance | 5 years / 60,000 miles | 5 years / 100,000 miles |
Corrosion Protection | 6 years / 100,000 miles | 6 years / 100,000 miles |
But here’s the catch: anything outside those limits—like infotainment problems, sensor issues, or A/C failures—won’t be covered once you hit the mileage cap.
Granger’s extended warranty options are built to cover the systems most likely to cause problems after your factory coverage runs out.
Common Repair | Average Cost | Covered by Factory Warranty? | Covered by Granger Extended Plan? |
Infotainment system repair | $1,200+ | Yes (under 3yr/36k) | Yes (Premium plan) |
DEF system sensor failure | $1,500–$2,500 | Yes (under 5yr/100k diesel) | Yes |
Camera system replacement | $800–$1,400 | Yes (under 3yr/36k) | Yes |
Blend door actuator fix | $600–$900 | Yes (under 3yr/36k) | Yes |
Transmission valve body | $2,500–$4,000 | Yes (under 5yr/60k or 100k) | Yes |
An extended warranty lets you skip the stress and avoid paying out-of-pocket once these issues arise—especially after the 36,000-mile mark.
Protecting your truck is easy and fully online:
Granger offers dealership-backed coverage designed specifically for heavy-duty trucks. Whether you’re towing, working, or just driving long distances, you’ll benefit from:
Yes—early data shows improvements, especially in infotainment and drivetrain. But tech-heavy features and emissions systems can still fail over time.
Yes. Granger offers tailored plans for either powertrain type, including commercial use options.
Ideally before your factory warranty expires, so you can access the best pricing and full coverage options.
If you’re driving a 2024 Silverado HD, extended protection means peace of mind—whether you’re towing trailers or just commuting with confidence.
Get a quote now at GrangerWarranty.com and protect your investment before the factory coverage runs out.
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