You can picture it now—kids running late for school, Pop-Tarts idling in the toaster, frost on your windshield. Luckily, the GMC Sierra remote start has your back. Use this feature to get out of a pinch or warm your engine on frigid days.
How to remote start your GMC Sierra
GMC recommends starting your Sierra within 195 feet. Any farther and you risk malfunctioning the remote start process. Use the following steps to begin the Sierra remote start procedure.
After the remote start, your GMC Sierra 1500 will run continuously for 15 minutes. If a driver is not detected within 15 minutes, the engine will automatically shut off.
Your GMC Sierra 1500 will last for 15 minutes when it has been remote started from the app. Thanks to a countdown timer on the power button, you'll know how long the vehicle will continue to run.
After three seconds, your GMC Sierra 1500 will shut off its engine, hush the parking lights, and keep the doors locked. That makes it unbelievably easy to turn off the car (wherever you are) or undo a mistake if you’ve accidentally activated remote start!
GMC Sierra remote start tips and tricks
That’s not all—your GMC Sierra might be easy to turn on (and off), but there’s more to it than a few presses and holds. The following tricks can keep you safe when remoting starting your vehicle:
Which GMC models come with remote start?
The Sierra is one of GMC's largest (and most luxurious) pick-ups on the market, but it’s not the only vehicle with a remote start. Here’s a handful of GMC vehicles sporting this helpful tech:
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