2025 CHEVROLET TRAVERSE Complaints

I was in the car wash and the service ESC came on It also had the traction control, ABS and check engine light came on. When I restarted my car the check engine light only came on . On the Chevy app it says my Anti Breaking System needs serviced. This is a brand new car bought a couple months ago with under 3,000 miles.

While driving my 2025 Chevy Traverse with under 2,000 miles on the odometer, multiple brake-related warnings suddenly appeared on the dashboard, including: Service Electronic Stability Control, Brake Assist, Brake System Warning, and Anti-lock Brake System (ABS). I brought the vehicle to the dealership for diagnosis, where the issue was confirmed. However, I was informed that the replacement part is currently on back order, with no clear timeline for availability. I immediately contacted GM for assistance and was informed that the issue was due to a defective Brake Master Cylinder (part number 85762161). After further research, I discovered that a defective master cylinder can result in partial or complete brake failure, posing a serious safety risk. Given the extremely low mileage and the critical nature of the affected component, I believe this issue warrants investigation. I am concerned that similar failures may be occurring in other 2024–2025 Chevy Traverse vehicles and could lead to dangerous situations if not addressed promptly.

While driving the automatic brake assist failure light came on. I was unable to stop at a very busy intersection and was forced into traffic even though I had a red light. The parking brake, engine light, and light came on.

Warning codes - Service Brake Assist, Service Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Forward Collision system unavailable. Brake pedal felt different with an associated clunk noise. Brake Fluid believed to have been leaking in garage. Dealer diagnosis as Master Brake Cylinder failure. No parts available/no ETA available. Car is 5 months old and under 5,000 miles on the odometer.

I started my Traverse and the brake light, forward collision alert, brake assist, stability control lights came on. The warning messages to service ESC, and service brake assist also came on. I have 2182 miles on my vehicle. No warning of anything wrong before this happened. It is available for inspection. It was towed to the closest dealership who determined the master cylinder needed replacing. I did not drive it due to warnings the brake systems were not functioning properly. Could have caused a wreck if they did not work. It has since been towed to the dealership it was purchased at awaiting their diagnosis. The first dealership said the master cylinder is on backorder with no ETA.

Our 2025 Chevrolet Traverse experienced a brake system failure on July 17th. We took the vehicle into the shop with the following errors on the screen: Service brake assist Service ESC Forward collision system unavailable My wife and children were in the car when the incident occurred. We have a 20 minute drive, through traffic, to the nearest dealership. At any point, the brakes could have completely failed. The problem is active as the car still remains at the dealership, Alan Jay Chevrolet of Wauchula. The vehicle has not been inspected by the manufacturer, but by the qualified service staff at the dealership.

Master Cylinder failure after less than 3 months of ownership and only 3,891 Miles. Multiple warnings lights related to brakes appeared when the car was started. GM already had a TSB for the 2024 Traverse but has not come out to say 2025 models are impacted yet. Multiple reports of people that do have the issue are waiting weeks for a replacement part because GM is not able to source them. Seems that there is a known issue but GM is just waiting for something to happen due to the lack of parts. Given it's the brakes could result is serious injury due to GMs negligence.

Car with only 3900 miles brand new after 3 months the braking system, collision system, parking assist, ABS and brake lights appeared on dashboard, at the dealer since 07/14/2025, I was suggested not to drive the car. Same day called GM customer service and opened a case, the dealer gives me a rental car to use until the repair is finished. At the end of the same week I called again GM customer service asking about news and the parts was back ordered, they told me to wait 5 business days for a possible repurchase or for any updates for parts. Today 07/31/2025 I called again GM and they said that the parts were shipped but they didn’t had the tracking number, I called my dealer and the parts are in back order without eta.

As I was driving my 2025 Traverse Z71, at 2180 miles, different lights popped up on the dashboard. I was backing out of my garage when it happened. Lights were ABS, BRAKE, Electronic Stability Control, and pre-collision warning light. Also notifications for Service Brake Assist and Service ESC also came on. The dealer had me drive it to their shop 25 miles away. After inspection, the Chevrolet service department said it was unsafe to drive my Traverse. The part they needed to replace was the Master Cylinder/Brake System Control Module. Unfortunately the part was on backorder and they did not have a loaner I could borrow. I turned in my vehicle Wednesday, June 25, 2025. I got my Traverse back Thursday, July 24, 2025. It was very close to 30 days and I would have followed guidelines for lemon law in state of WI. When I picked up the vehicle, there were several other Traverses waiting on the same part. As of now July, 30th, vehicle is in working order.

AFTER 4K MILES, MASTER BRAKE CYLINDER FAILED, WITH NO REPLACEMENT . EXPECTING 4-6 WEEK DELAYH