Complaints peak with the 2015 (974 of 9,292). Tap any bar or generation.
What Yukon owners report across recent generations
Owner summary2021–present (5th generation)
Engine trouble dominates NHTSA complaints on the 2021, including lifter failures, engine failure, check engine lights and stalling from fuel pump problems. CarComplaints has only a few reports, led for 2022 by a check engine light and broken connecting rods. Recalls cover 6.2L V8 engines on 2021–2024 models whose connecting rods or crankshaft may have defects that lead to engine failure, and fuel pump control modules on 2021 models that can make the pump fail and cause a stall. [1] [2]
2015–2020 (4th generation)
Taillights and brakes lead complaints on the 2015. Many NHTSA owners describe taillights that stop working and brake pedals that turn hard, and CarComplaints ranks a taillight that does not work properly first for 2015, followed by an A/C that does not work and vibration from the transmission. Recalls cover brake vacuum pumps on 2015–2018 models whose output may drop over time and reduce brake assist, and some 2015 Yukon XL models that can briefly lose electric power steering assist. [3] [4]
2007–2014 (3rd generation)
On the 2007, cracked dashboards and air bag recalls dominate NHTSA complaints, and broken door handles are another frequent theme. CarComplaints ranks excessive oil consumption first for 2007, followed by a cracked dashboard and engine failure. A recall covers passenger front air bag inflators on 2007–2011 models that may explode after long exposure to heat and humidity. [5] [6]
Owner summary updated September 29, 2026.