Are there any recalls on 2022 Chevy Silverado?

Yes — there have been recall campaigns affecting some 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 pickups. The exact recalls depend on the vehicle’s VIN and production date, and there have been multiple campaigns issued since the model year was released.

Across 2022–2024, regulators and General Motors have issued recalls covering a range of issues that could affect safety and operation. Owners should verify their specific truck’s recall status using VIN-based lookup tools from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and GM's own recall portal, then follow through with the required service at an authorized dealer.

How to check recalls for your 2022 Silverado

To check recalls for your exact vehicle, use VIN-based lookups on official sites. The steps below guide you through the process.

• Locate your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the driver-side dashboard, the driver-side doorjamb label, or your vehicle registration.


• Visit NHTSA's SaferCar.gov recall lookup and enter the VIN to pull up any open recalls.


• Also check GM's official recall page for 2022 Silverado information to supplement the data from NHTSA.


• If an active recall appears, GM will mail or email notification with instructions to schedule service at no charge.


• Schedule a visit with an authorized GM dealer and bring any recall notice or documentation you have.

Recalls are VIN-specific and may require new parts or software updates; status can change if new campaigns are issued. Regularly checking ensures you stay informed about any updates.

VIN basics for recalls

Understanding that recalls are tied to your specific VIN helps you avoid assuming a recall applies to all Silverado 2022 models. Even if a relative’s truck is recalled, your VIN may not be. Regular checks are recommended as campaigns can be added after a vehicle leaves the showroom.

What to expect from recall service

If a recall is active for your Silverado, the repair will be performed at no cost by an authorized GM dealer. The typical process involves inspection, replacement or repair of the affected component, and sometimes software updates. Availability of parts can affect scheduling, and some recalls may require longer service times than others.

• Bring your VIN and any recall notice to the dealership to speed the process.


• The dealer will confirm the exact scope of the recall and parts needed.


• Most recall work is completed without charge, and GM may arrange loaner vehicles in certain cases.


• After the service, obtain written confirmation that the recall has been completed in the vehicle’s records.


• Monitor for any follow-up notices in case additional related campaigns are issued.

In practice, owners should not delay recall service. Even seemingly minor recalls can affect safety or reliability, and official channels provide the final status and repair details.

Current recall landscape and practical tips

Recall activity evolves as GM and regulators review new data and field reports. For 2022 Silverado owners, the reliable path is to rely on VIN-specific checks and to act promptly if a recall is indicated. Always use official sources for verification and schedule with an authorized dealer to keep the vehicle up to date.

Summary

There have been recall campaigns affecting some 2022 Chevy Silverado models. The key steps are to check your specific VIN with NHTSA’s recall lookup and GM’s recall portal, and to have any active recalls repaired at no cost by an authorized dealer. Because recall status can change with new campaigns, stay informed using official sources and document any communications or repairs for your records. If you’re unsure, contact GM customer assistance or your local dealer for guidance.

How do I check if my Silverado has a recall?

To check for a Silverado recall, use your vehicle's 17-digit VIN on the Chevrolet recall site, the NHTSA recall lookup tool, or the My Chevrolet app. You can also call your local dealership and provide the VIN to inquire about any open recalls.
 
Method 1: Use the Chevrolet recall website 

1. Go to the Chevrolet Recall and Warranty Center page.
2. Enter your 17-digit Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) into the search box.
3. Click "Search" to see if your vehicle has any open recalls. 

Method 2: Use the NHTSA recall lookup tool 

1. Visit the NHTSA recall search page. 
2. Enter your 17-digit VIN in the search box. 
3. The tool will show if your specific vehicle needs to be repaired as part of a safety recall. 

Method 3: Use the My Chevrolet app 

1. Open the My Chevrolet or My GMC app.
2. Navigate to the recall and warranty information section. 

Method 4: Contact a local dealership

1. Call a local dealership.
2. Provide them with your vehicle's VIN.
3. They can look up your vehicle for any open recalls and help you schedule a service appointment. 

Are there any problems with the 2022 Chevy Silverado?

Electrical system failures, such as malfunctioning infotainment systems, faulty sensors, and dashboard errors. Engine issues, particularly with the 5.3L V8 engine, including excessive oil consumption and lifter failures. Brake problems, including a soft or spongy brake pedal, affecting vehicle safety.

What are the recalls on the 2022 Silverado?

Summary: General Motors (GM) has decided that certain 2022 model year Chevrolet Silverado, and GMC Sierra vehicles equipped with an accessory sport bar. The accessory sport bar contains a high-mounted brake light that may not function. In addition, it may block the vehicle's existing high-mounted brake light.

What is the transmission problem on the 2022 Chevy Silverado?

Common 2022 Chevy Silverado transmission problems include rough or hard shifting, jerking, and lurching. Some owners have also reported transmission fluid leaks, the transmission warning light illuminating, and in rare cases, severe failures like a transmission that won't shift or has been completely destroyed. There have been recalls and service updates related to poor shift quality, and a recall for diesel models due to a potential for rear wheel lock-up.
 
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Common problems

• Rough or hard shifting: This includes jerking, lurching, or a sudden slamming into gear. 
• Transmission fluid leaks: This is a frequent complaint reported by owners. 
• Warning lights: The transmission warning light may come on, sometimes accompanied by a message to service the emissions system. 
• Erratic behavior: Some drivers experience the truck surging forward unexpectedly or a noticeable shudder, especially under acceleration. 
• Complete failure: In the most severe cases, the transmission can fail entirely, leading to a complete loss of power or inability to drive. 

Related recalls and service updates

• Poor shift quality: GM released a service update to fix a known issue with poor shift quality in 2022 Silverados equipped with either the 8-speed or 10-speed transmission. 
• Rear wheel lock-up (diesel models only): A recall was issued for 2020–2022 diesel-equipped Silverados (and other GM trucks/SUVs) because a worn transmission control valve could cause the rear wheels to lock up. This can be preceded by harsh shifting.