GMC Customer Service, Phone Number, Complaints, and Reviews

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GMC customer service can assist with vehicle questions, dealership complaints, warranty repairs, recalls, parts delays, vehicle orders, Roadside Assistance, OnStar, the myGMC app, GMC Protection Plans, EV support, and unresolved ownership concerns. GM Financial separately handles eligible loans, leases, payments, payoff requests, titles, and finance-account questions.

How to Contact GMC Customer Service

GMC Customer Service Hours

GMC currently lists the following General Assistance hours:

  • Monday–Saturday: 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Eastern Time
  • Sunday: Closed

GMC Roadside Assistance and GMC EV Roadside Assistance are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. GM Financial, OnStar, dealerships, warranty support, Protection Plan administrators, and other specialized departments have separate hours.

GMC also provides live chat and an online support-request form. GMC states that an advisor generally responds to an online request within one business day. Do not rely on the form for an active roadside emergency.

GMC Customer Assistance Mailing Address

GMC Customer Assistance Center
P.O. Box 33172
Detroit, MI 48232-5172

This is GMC’s published mailing address for comments, questions, and customer concerns. It is not GMC’s physical headquarters, a dealership, a repair shop, a vehicle-return location, or a roadside-dispatch facility.

Use the delivery address or procedure specified in the applicable warranty booklet, finance agreement, Protection Plan contract, dispute instructions, recall notice, or legal document for payments, claims, formal notices, and time-sensitive correspondence.

Which GMC Support Route Should You Use?

  • General vehicle, account, shopping, or customer-service question: Call 1-800-462-8782.
  • Dealership sales or trade-in complaint: Contact the sales manager or dealer general manager.
  • Repair, service, or warranty complaint: Contact the service manager and then GMC Customer Assistance if the concern remains unresolved.
  • Continuing warranty, repair, or lemon-law-style concern: Call 1-866-636-2273.
  • Gasoline or diesel GMC breakdown: Call 1-888-881-3302.
  • GMC electric-vehicle roadside issue: Call 1-844-515-1418.
  • GMC EV ownership or charging question: Call 1-833-463-8462.
  • OnStar plan, connected service, emergency feature, or subscription: Call 1-888-466-7827.
  • GM Financial loan, lease, payment, payoff, title, or lease-end matter: Call 1-800-284-2271.
  • GMC Protection Plan, Tire and Wheel, GAP, or prepaid-maintenance claim: Call 1-833-959-0103.
  • Safety recall or service campaign: Check the VIN through the official recall tool and contact GMC or an authorized dealer.
  • Suspected vehicle safety defect: Contact GMC and consider reporting it to NHTSA.

What to Have Ready Before Contacting GMC

  • Complete vehicle identification number, or VIN
  • GMC model, model year, trim, engine, and mileage
  • Purchase or lease date
  • Dealership name and location
  • Vehicle-order number when applicable
  • Repair-order and invoice numbers
  • Dates and mileage for each repair attempt
  • Dashboard warning lights and diagnostic codes
  • Warranty, recall, Protection Plan, roadside, or GMC case number
  • Photographs, videos, estimates, and written communications
  • Towing, rental, hotel, or other receipts when requesting reimbursement
  • A concise timeline of the issue
  • The specific resolution requested

Provide the complete VIN only through a secure official GMC, GM, dealership, lender, insurer, roadside, or government channel. Do not publish it in a public review.

How to File a GMC Complaint

Step 1: Contact the Department Closest to the Problem

  • Contact the sales manager for a purchase, vehicle-order, pricing, trade-in, or advertising complaint.
  • Contact the finance manager for dealer financing, optional products, or contract questions.
  • Contact the service manager for a repair, diagnosis, warranty, or maintenance concern.
  • Contact the parts manager for an incorrect, damaged, unavailable, or backordered part.
  • Contact the dealer owner or general manager when the department manager cannot resolve the issue.

Step 2: Open a GMC Customer Assistance Case

Call 1-800-462-8782 and ask that a formal GMC case be opened.

Provide:

  • The VIN and current mileage
  • The dealer’s complete name and location
  • The date of sale or service
  • Repair orders, purchase documents, or recall information
  • A factual timeline of previous contacts
  • The resolution requested

Write down the GMC case number, representative information, expected response date, and documents requested.

Step 3: Use GM Warranty, Repair, and Lemon Law Help

For an ongoing warranty concern or difficulty getting a GMC repaired, call 1-866-636-2273.

Current published support hours are Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time. GM also offers online messaging for this support route.

Ask for important warranty, repair, reimbursement, or eligibility decisions in writing whenever possible.

How to Complain About a GMC Dealership

GMC dealerships are locally operated businesses. GMC or General Motors may document a concern, review warranty information, contact the dealership, or provide escalation support, but the manufacturer does not directly supervise every dealer employee or local transaction.

For a dealer complaint:

  1. Identify whether the concern belongs with sales, finance, service, parts, or the general manager.
  2. Keep the buyer’s order, window sticker, finance agreement, advertisements, repair orders, estimates, and communications.
  3. Ask the dealership to state its position and proposed resolution in writing.
  4. Contact the dealer owner or general manager if the department manager cannot resolve the issue.
  5. Open a GMC Customer Assistance case.
  6. Provide GMC with the dealer name, dates, documents, and requested resolution.
  7. Keep the GMC case number and all later correspondence.

Common GMC Dealership Complaint Topics

  • Vehicle condition at delivery
  • Factory-order or delivery delays
  • Dealer pricing and add-on products
  • Trade-in representations
  • Towing or payload representations
  • Repair delays
  • Repeated unsuccessful repairs
  • Warranty denials
  • Parts backorders
  • Diesel or emissions repairs
  • Damage allegedly occurring during service
  • Rental or loaner expectations
  • Communication and follow-up problems

GMC Warranty Coverage

Bumper-to-Bumper Limited Warranty

GMC’s bumper-to-bumper New Vehicle Limited Warranty generally lasts for three years or 36,000 miles, whichever occurs first.

It generally covers repairs, parts, and labor needed to correct eligible defects in materials or workmanship, subject to the vehicle-specific terms and exclusions.

Powertrain Limited Warranty

A typical GMC powertrain warranty lasts for five years or 60,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Different terms may apply to certain engines, heavy-duty trucks, commercial vehicles, government vehicles, and fleet vehicles.

Certain Duramax diesel and qualified commercial or fleet configurations may have five-year/100,000-mile powertrain coverage.

Rust-Through Protection

Rust-through coverage commonly lasts for six years or 100,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Rust-through means an actual perforation in a covered sheet-metal panel, not ordinary surface corrosion.

GMC EV Battery and Electric-Drive Coverage

Applicable GMC EV propulsion batteries and electric-drive components generally have coverage for eight years or 100,000 miles, whichever occurs first.

Review the warranty guide for the exact Sierra EV, HUMMER EV, or other GMC EV because covered components, capacity provisions, transferability, exclusions, and remedies can vary.

Check the Exact Warranty by VIN

Sign in to the GMC owner account and use the Warranty Tracker to view expiration dates and mileage limits for the specific vehicle.

The actual warranty booklet and warranty tracker control. Do not assume one general term applies to every GMC model, engine, model year, EV, commercial vehicle, Certified Pre-Owned vehicle, or imported vehicle.

What a GMC Warranty May Not Cover

  • Routine maintenance
  • Normal wear
  • Accident or environmental damage
  • Improper maintenance
  • Vehicle misuse or overloading
  • Damage caused by unauthorized modifications
  • Aftermarket equipment when it causes the failure
  • Contaminated or incorrect fuel or fluids
  • Repairs after the applicable warranty expires
  • Damage caused by exceeding towing, payload, axle, or vehicle-weight limits

Ask the dealer to identify the exact warranty provision supporting an approval or denial.

Repeated GMC Repairs and Warranty Disputes

When a problem continues after one or more repair attempts:

  1. Return to an authorized GMC or appropriate GM dealer when the vehicle can be operated safely.
  2. Ask that every symptom be written accurately on the repair order.
  3. Keep every repair order, including visits when the dealer could not reproduce the problem.
  4. Record dates, mileage, warning lights, diagnostic codes, and days out of service.
  5. Ask whether the dealer has requested GM technical assistance.
  6. Open or update a GMC Customer Assistance case.
  7. Use GM Warranty, Repair, and Lemon Law Help if the issue remains unresolved.
  8. Ask for warranty and reimbursement decisions in writing.
  9. Review the dispute-resolution section in the vehicle’s warranty booklet.

Lemon-law requirements vary by state. CustomerServiceNumbers.com cannot determine whether a vehicle qualifies for repurchase, replacement, arbitration, damages, or another legal remedy.

GMC Recall and Safety Campaign Help

Use the official recall lookup with the VIN to check for open recalls and campaigns.

Check GMC and GM recalls by VIN.

GM programs may include:

  • Safety recalls
  • Stop-drive notices
  • Service campaigns
  • Customer-satisfaction programs
  • Emissions campaigns
  • Software updates
  • Special coverage adjustments

Applicable safety-recall repairs are performed without charge when completed through an authorized GM dealer.

Problems Scheduling a GMC Recall

  • Ask whether parts are currently available.
  • Ask whether another authorized GMC or GM dealer can complete the repair sooner.
  • Ask whether an interim safety instruction applies.
  • Keep the recall notice and appointment records.
  • Call GMC General Assistance at 1-800-462-8782.
  • Request a GMC case number if the delay remains unresolved.

Reporting a Suspected Vehicle Safety Defect

Contact GMC and consider filing a report with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Stop driving and contact emergency or roadside services when the vehicle appears unsafe to operate.

GMC Roadside Assistance

Roadside advisors are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Depending on the vehicle, coverage, and circumstances, services may include:

  • Towing to the nearest GMC dealer from a legal roadway
  • Vehicle-unlock service
  • Flat-tire changes using the vehicle’s usable spare
  • Battery jump-start assistance
  • Emergency fuel delivery

GMC currently states that Roadside Assistance is included for five years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first, on applicable 2016-or-newer passenger vehicles, light-duty trucks, and EVs. EV towing coverage is currently listed as eight years or 100,000 miles.

Heavy-duty vehicles, commercial vehicles, expired factory coverage, customer-selected destinations, off-road recovery, attached trailers, and separately purchased Protection Plans may use different terms.

For complete issue-specific help, see GMC Roadside Assistance phone numbers, towing guidance, and complaints.

Requesting Roadside Assistance Through OnStar or the myGMC App

Depending on the vehicle and active plan, roadside help may also be requested through:

  • The myGMC mobile app
  • The vehicle’s infotainment system
  • The blue OnStar button
  • The OnStar Guardian app

Owners without an applicable active OnStar or Connected Services plan should call the dedicated GMC roadside number.

GMC EV Customer Support

GMC electric-vehicle owners can use:

EV Concierge may assist with eligible questions involving:

  • Vehicle features
  • Public and home charging
  • EV ownership
  • myGMC app features
  • Charging status
  • Dealer and service routing

Tell the roadside advisor when:

  • The EV is out of charge
  • The vehicle will not shift into Neutral
  • A charging connector cannot be released
  • The vehicle displays a high-voltage warning
  • Collision or underbody damage is visible
  • The battery has been exposed to fire, flooding, or impact

Do not touch exposed high-voltage components or attempt to move a severely damaged EV without qualified assistance.

OnStar and GMC Connected Services

Call 1-888-4ONSTAR or 1-888-466-7827 for OnStar account and plan support.

Depending on the vehicle, compatible equipment, active plan, enrollment, GPS, and cellular availability, OnStar and connected services may include:

  • Emergency Assistance
  • Automatic Crash Response
  • Stolen Vehicle Assistance
  • Roadside Assistance
  • Remote commands
  • Vehicle location
  • Wi-Fi and in-vehicle data
  • Vehicle diagnostics
  • Navigation and connected applications

For more account and plan guidance, see OnStar customer service, billing, roadside support, and reviews.

myGMC App Support

The myGMC app may allow compatible users to:

  • Remote-start or stop the vehicle
  • Lock or unlock doors
  • View fuel level or EV range
  • Review tire pressure
  • Check charging status
  • Schedule service
  • Request Roadside Assistance
  • Review certain account and OnStar information

Features require compatible equipment and may require an active trial or subscription.

Before requesting help, record:

  • The email used for the GM account
  • The VIN
  • The exact error message
  • The app version
  • The mobile-device type and operating-system version
  • Whether the account was recently transferred, renamed, or linked to another vehicle

Do not publish an account password, OnStar PIN, verification code, Digital Key information, or precise vehicle location in a public review.

GM Financial Customer Service

Call 1-800-284-2271 for an eligible GM Financial account.

Current published Customer Experience hours are:

  • Monday–Friday: 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Central Time
  • Saturday: 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Central Time

GM Financial can assist with:

  • Loan and lease payments
  • Online account access
  • Automatic payments
  • Statements and payment history
  • Payoff quotes
  • Title and lien-release questions
  • Lease-end inspections
  • Lease maturity and vehicle return
  • Excess mileage or wear charges
  • Account assistance and payment arrangements

Visit GM Financial Customer Service.

GM Financial Versus GMC Customer Assistance

GM Financial generally does not control:

  • Vehicle warranty repairs
  • Dealer service quality
  • Recall repairs
  • Roadside dispatch
  • OnStar subscriptions
  • Mechanical diagnosis

GMC Customer Assistance generally does not control account balances, payoff amounts, payment posting, credit reporting, lease-end billing, or title release.

Some GMC vehicles are financed by banks, credit unions, dealers, or other lenders rather than GM Financial. Use the lender named on the contract or statement.

GMC Protection Plans and Claims

Call 1-833-959-0103 for current GMC Protection Plan and claim assistance.

GMC products can include:

  • GMC Protection Plan
  • GMC EV Protection Plan
  • Advanced Protection
  • Tire and Wheel Protection
  • Prepaid Maintenance
  • EV Prepaid Maintenance
  • GAP Coverage

These optional agreements are separate from the original factory warranty. Coverage, deductible, administrator, exclusions, cancellation, transfer, roadside benefits, and claim procedures depend on the specific agreement.

Prior-authorization warning: Many claims must be approved before covered work begins. Contact the selling dealer or Claims Team before authorizing repairs, towing, tire replacement, or other services.

Have the Customer Agreement, VIN, mileage, dealer or repair-facility information, diagnosis, estimate, and claim details ready.

GMC Vehicle Orders and Delivery Delays

To check a GMC vehicle order:

  • Contact the selling dealership.
  • Use GMC’s live-chat function.
  • Call 1-800-462-8782.
  • Have the six-character order number or VIN ready.

GMC states that an order cannot be changed after it has been accepted into production. The dealership remains the principal source for allocation, scheduling, pricing, trade-in, deposit, delivery, and final contract information.

Keep the order confirmation, deposit receipt, buyer’s order, estimated delivery information, dealer communications, and any written representations about price or equipment.

GMC Parts Backorders and Repair Delays

For a delayed part or repair:

  1. Ask the dealer for the exact part name and part number.
  2. Ask whether the part is backordered nationally or unavailable only at that dealership.
  3. Ask whether another authorized dealer has inventory.
  4. Request the current estimated arrival date without treating it as guaranteed.
  5. Ask whether the vehicle is safe to drive while waiting.
  6. Keep every repair order and communication.
  7. Ask whether warranty courtesy transportation may apply.
  8. Open a GMC Customer Assistance case when the delay remains unresolved.

GMC may document and review the concern, but parts production, distribution, shipping, dealer scheduling, warranty authorization, and repair completion can involve separate organizations.

GMC Towing and Payload Complaints

Actual towing and payload capacity depends on the specific vehicle, engine, transmission, axle ratio, cab, bed, wheelbase, drivetrain, tires, equipment, hitch, cargo, passengers, and certification labels.

Before purchasing or towing:

  • Review the window sticker and build information.
  • Check the door-jamb Tire and Loading Information label.
  • Confirm the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating and axle ratings.
  • Use GMC’s vehicle-specific trailering information when available.
  • Confirm trailer weight, tongue or pin weight, hitch rating, payload, and cargo.
  • Do not rely only on a model-wide maximum-towing advertisement.

Keep written dealership representations when a specific towing, payload, axle, trailering-camera, hitch, or equipment configuration influenced the purchase.

GMC Customer Service Scam Warning

Fraudsters may impersonate GMC, General Motors, OnStar, GM Financial, a dealership, a warranty administrator, a recall team, or a roadside provider.

  • Verify telephone numbers through GMC.com, GM.com, OnStar, GM Financial, or official vehicle documents.
  • Do not disclose passwords or one-time verification codes to an unsolicited caller.
  • Do not pay using gift cards or cryptocurrency.
  • Do not give an unsolicited caller remote access to a computer or telephone.
  • Verify unexpected warranty, recall, refund, title, towing, and payoff messages.
  • Confirm a roadside provider through the official GMC dispatch.
  • Do not publicly post the complete VIN or precise vehicle location.

GMC Company, Parent, and Leadership Information

GMC is a General Motors vehicle brand. It is not a separately incorporated company with an independent corporate headquarters.

  • Consumer brand: GMC
  • Parent company: General Motors Company
  • General Motors Chair and Chief Executive Officer: Mary Barra
  • Global Vice President of Buick and GMC: Michael MacPhee

General Motors global headquarters:
Hudson’s Detroit
1240 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48226

GMC Customer Assistance mailing address:
P.O. Box 33172
Detroit, MI 48232-5172

The GM headquarters and GMC mailing address are not GMC dealerships, service centers, parts counters, roadside-dispatch facilities, towing yards, vehicle-return locations, or guaranteed walk-in complaint offices.

For parent-company support and cross-brand escalation, see General Motors customer service, warranty, finance, and complaint information.

For additional headquarters and corporate complaint information, see the exact GMC corporate office and headquarters page.

GMC Customer Service Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GMC customer-service phone number?

Call GMC General Assistance at 1-800-GMC-8782 or 1-800-462-8782.

What are GMC customer-service hours?

GMC currently lists General Assistance hours as Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time, with Sunday closed.

Does GMC provide an email address?

GMC primarily directs customers to its official support-request form rather than publishing one universal customer-service email address.

How quickly does GMC respond to an online request?

GMC states that an advisor generally contacts the customer within one business day. Do not use the form for an active roadside emergency.

How do I file a complaint with GMC?

Begin with the relevant dealership manager when the issue is dealer-controlled. If the concern remains unresolved, call 1-800-462-8782 and ask GMC to open a case.

How do I complain about a GMC dealer?

Contact the sales manager, service manager, parts manager, finance manager, or general manager. Keep all documents and open a GMC case if dealership management cannot resolve the concern.

What is GM Warranty, Repair, and Lemon Law Help?

Call 1-866-636-2273 for an ongoing GM warranty concern or difficulty getting a vehicle repaired.

What is the GMC Roadside Assistance number?

Call 1-888-881-3302 for a standard GMC vehicle.

What is the GMC EV Roadside Assistance number?

Call 1-844-515-1418 for a GMC electric vehicle.

What is the GMC EV Concierge number?

Call 1-833-GOEVGMC or 1-833-463-8462.

What is the OnStar customer-service number?

Call 1-888-4ONSTAR or 1-888-466-7827.

What is the GM Financial phone number?

Call 1-800-284-2271 for an eligible GM Financial account.

What is the GMC Protection Plan number?

Call 1-833-959-0103. Claims may require approval before repairs or services begin.

How long is GMC’s bumper-to-bumper warranty?

The standard bumper-to-bumper limited warranty generally lasts three years or 36,000 miles, whichever occurs first.

How long is GMC’s powertrain warranty?

A typical powertrain warranty lasts five years or 60,000 miles. Certain diesel, commercial, government, or fleet vehicles may have different terms.

How long is GMC EV battery coverage?

Applicable GMC EV propulsion batteries and electric-drive components generally have coverage for eight years or 100,000 miles, whichever occurs first.

How do I check my GMC warranty?

Sign in to the GMC owner account, select the vehicle, and open the Warranty Tracker. You may also consult the warranty booklet or authorized dealer.

How do I check a GMC recall?

Use the official GM recall lookup with the VIN. Contact GMC if recall parts, appointments, or dealer follow-up remain unresolved.

How do I report a GMC safety problem?

Contact GMC and consider reporting the issue to NHTSA at 1-888-327-4236.

How do I track a GMC vehicle order?

Contact the selling dealer, use GMC live chat, or call 1-800-462-8782 with the order number or VIN.

Where is GMC headquartered?

GMC is a General Motors brand. General Motors is headquartered at Hudson’s Detroit, 1240 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48226.

Who owns GMC?

GMC is a vehicle brand of General Motors Company.

Who leads GMC?

General Motors’ latest official GMC information identifies Michael MacPhee as Global Vice President of Buick and GMC. Mary Barra is Chair and Chief Executive Officer of General Motors.

GMC Customer Reviews and Complaints

CustomerServiceNumbers.com currently displays no published GMC customer reviews. The displayed 0/5 means that no ratings have been submitted; it is not a zero-star customer verdict.

Future reviews may describe a genuine firsthand experience involving:

  • A GMC Sierra, Canyon, Yukon, Terrain, Acadia, Savana, HUMMER EV, or Sierra EV
  • Vehicle ordering or delivery
  • Dealer sales or trade-in representations
  • Towing or payload information
  • Vehicle repairs
  • Warranty coverage
  • Repeated repair attempts
  • Diesel or emissions service
  • Recall repairs
  • Parts backorders
  • Roadside Assistance
  • OnStar or the myGMC app
  • GM Financial
  • GMC Protection Plans
  • EV support
  • Complaint escalation

A future submission represents that reviewer’s individual experience and should not automatically be treated as a company-wide pattern affecting every GMC vehicle, dealer, employee, repair, warranty claim, roadside request, or finance account.

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Page Update Note

This GMC customer-service page was researched and updated on July 30, 2026. The update verified GMC General Assistance, current hours, mailing information, Roadside Assistance, EV support, GM warranty escalation, OnStar, GM Financial, Protection Plan, warranty, recall, corporate, and leadership information. It also added dealer and complaint guidance, corrected the Related section, and updated the customer-review status.

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