r/GMCcanyon

2023 AT4X Metallic Bronze

2023 AT4X Metallic Bronze

Love this color and always get compliments. ‘23 AT4X with right at 20k miles. This left me stranded with some module needing replaced. It’s been in the shop numerous times since this photo in November 2024 with 6k miles on it. Getting rid of it before November this year when warranty expires. Thinking of a Ram 1500 (been in a mid-size since 2015) or just a newer AT4X. I would hope the newer ones are more reliable.

u/Glennlee424 — 10 hours ago

2024 AT4 Paint on door flaked off during car wash

Washed my truck and as I was rinsing I noticed this spot on my drivers side door appear just below the AT4 logo...

Looking a bit closer it looks like the paint wasn't completely sprayed onto this edge on the door? I don't believe this was a rock chip as you can see the missing paint on the inside of the edge.

Anyone have any luck with warranty on something like this? Pretty disheartening as I've only had this truck a bit over a year/12k miles.

u/Menace_Mk7 — 3 hours ago

Today I pull the trigger

Heading to the dealership to pull the trigger on a 2026 Canyon AT4 with the premium package, in white. The actual truck is a couple hours away at another dealership, so I’ll do the paperwork to get the truck moving here. I’m having them add sidesteps as my wife is vertically challenged. It also has the spray in liner.

Trading in my 2016 Sierra crew cab. The cockpit size will take some getting used to, but it is very similar to my wife’s Toyota 4Runner.

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u/smurfy71 — 9 hours ago
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PLEASE help me diagnose this rattle

2026 elevation, need some help alleviating my OCD and don’t want the dealership ripping apart the dash so hoping someone else here has had and fixed this problem.

Every time I start driving my truck I get this distinct rattle, when going over the most minor of bumps coming from the center dash/console area. I think between the shifter and vents but i can’t for the life of me pin point it.

Here’s the thing - it happens every time I start driving but after 10ish minutes it goes away completely even if I hit big bumps.

Anyone have any experience with this??

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u/keeganmatthews — 18 hours ago

Onstar

Recently, while traveling, had my Onstar completely fail. Telltale signs were the following on dash notifications;

  1. Service emergency calling

  2. Forward collision system unavailable

Also, cruise control (Adaptive and basic) stopped working as well as lane departure notification which when pulling a trailer made for a miserable trip home. Dealership diagnosed system failure and immediately ordered the defective part.

Lights for Onstar were not active at all.

Drive safe

2025 Canyon AT4

13,000 miles

1 year old

5,000 trailering miles

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u/Icy-Restaurant-6179 — 17 hours ago
Week