2020 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN Visibilitywiper Problems
1 NHTSA complaint on file
Visibilitywiper Issues in the 2020 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN
1 visibilitywiper complaint has been filed with NHTSA for the 2020 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN. Of these, 0 involved a crash, 0 involved a fire, and 0 resulted in injury.
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All Visibilitywiper Complaints
When putting vehicle in reverse, the screen for the rear camera will go to full intensity brightness. There is no adjustment for this, as the dashboard lights do not control the screen brightness. It is impossible to see out of the Sideview mirrors with the windows up due to the reflection off of the windows. This is amplified even worse when it is raining at night. GM had a recall for this problem on the previous generation Suburban, and it was corrected by a software update. I have had it at the dealer twice since buying it in June. They have confirmed the issue, but state that GM says this is normal. You shouldn't need to roll down windows at night in order to see out of your mirrors. When the vehicle is taken out of reverse, the camera will dim down to an appropriate brightness, but that is when...
Other 2020 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN Problem Areas
Engine
13 complaints
Power Train
10 complaints
Electrical System
6 complaints
Steering
4 complaints
Fuelpropulsion System
3 complaints
Service Brakes
3 complaints
Vehicle Speed Control
3 complaints
Air Bags
2 complaints
Electronic Stability Control Esc
2 complaints
Suspension
2 complaints
Unknown Or Other
2 complaints
Electrical Systeminstrument Panelspeedometerodometer
1 complaint
Engine And Engine Cooling
1 complaint
Forward Collision Avoidance Warnings
1 complaint
Seats
1 complaint
Tires
1 complaint
Wheels
1 complaint