Chevrolet Camaro Traction Control Problems

Owners have filed 58 complaints about stability & traction control problems with the Chevrolet Camaro — 2% of all Camaro complaints. The worst model years are 2013 (12), 2014 (9) and 2015 (9). Problems typically start around 45,000 miles. No traction control recall has been issued for the Camaro.

58complaints
2013worst year
45ktypical miles
0related recalls
7crashes
1fires

Traction Control complaints by model year

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Traction Control complaints per model year, Chevrolet Camaro.
YearComplaintsShare of year's complaintsTypical mileage
201912%—
201845%20,000 miles
201763%24,000 miles
201621%21,000 miles
201594%43,000 miles
201495%56,000 miles
2013126%33,000 miles
201222%150,000 miles
201174%60,000 miles
201041%56,000 miles
200211%25,000 miles
200011%149,000 miles

Which parts fail

  • Automatic (asc)
    1

Components named in complaints (electronic stability control and traction control).

Mileage when the problem started

  • Under 25k
    2143%
  • 25k–50k
    1020%
  • 50k–75k
    1122%
  • 75k–100k
    48%
  • 100k–150k
    24%
  • 150k+
    12%

What owners report

Driving down the freeway and the driver side rear tire locks up and brakes become hard as a rock, and cause me to spin out on the freeway. Radio cut off and felt like the car was picking up speed rather then slowing down! OnStar then proceeded to tell me via email there is an issue with my anti braking system and stability trac system after the crash.

2018 Camaro · 22,000 miles · Jan 2020 · crash · 1 injury

My vehicle has been at kuni Chevrolet in sacramento, ca since 2/1/19 and they have been unable to fix the problem, stability control light on, when I drive over a bump at highway speeds it caused me to veer across 2 lanes. Thankfully I did not hit another car.

2018 Camaro · 20,000 miles · Feb 2019

Car developed stabilitrack message on dashboard, check engine light on, engine misfire, reduced power, and intermittent no start,( like dead battery) after let sit for some time, all symptoms go away. Car was taken 2 times to dealership for service, at first time they replaced engine lifters, at second visit they were unable to duplicate concern. Car had continued to show same symptoms. Contacted general motors customer service, and they opened a case # [redacted] they stated will call back. Days later cr acted again, no power, engine misfire, check engine light on and no start condition, and finally cached on fire on 01/10/2020. All symptoms were present when car moving and when charging gas for example had to shut engine off, it will not restart, like battery was dead, called road assistance triple a, and diagnosed battery to be fine.they stateted car has electrical issues.

2017 Camaro · 0 miles · Jan 2020 · fire

As I'm driving at 55mph or higher, all of the sudden the car shuts off and comes right back on and all you see are all the dashboard lights turn on and off all at once which is scary because when that happens, you have no control of the car because once the car shuts off, for that one or two seconds it does this you have no control and the steering wheel locks on you. The car will also not allow you to press on the gas peddle to make the speed go up, at time when I depress the gas peddle, the car hesitates and does not want to accelerate and then all of the sudden it accelerates at a very high speed without you controlling it.

2017 Camaro · 24,000 miles · Oct 2019

I was driving at about 20 MPH around a traffic circle in a residential area, when, after turning right, then left, then right around the traffic circle, the back end slid out and the right rear wheel slammed sideways against a curb. The wheel was instantly cracked, the wheel and spindle bent. "service stabilitrack" instantly came on the driver information center, and all three stability indicator lights came on. The p-zero nero tires on this car are not suitable for wet roads in the city. The ambient temperature was about 50 degrees. The Camaro and these tires make it unsafe, and the car should come equipped default with all-season tires, not racing z-rated summer only tires. Repair cost is $1,500 and this is not covered under warranty. I am very unhappy with the performance of this "performance" car.

2015 Camaro · 0 miles · Mar 2016 · crash

I was headed south making a left turn onto 167th off of cicero ( busy street) and an oncoming vehicle struck me on the passenger side front quarter panel, then pushing my car over the median and into another vehicle and afterwards into a curb. None of my airbags deployed after basically four impacts.

2015 Camaro · 68,000 miles · Nov 2018 · crash

The car was making a turn in inclement weather when it lost traction. In every effort to slow the vehicle, my husband (whom was driving) downshifted to third gear, as the car was sliding into a ditch the clutch stuck to the floor (as it has done before on several occasions and has been mentioned to the local dealership), the brakes went out, the e-brake was pulled in an intense effort to slow the vehicle during the loss of control from impacting an electrical pole. When the first impact was made into the ditch, all 4 curtain airbags deployed. After the second full frontal impact into the electrical pole, the driver's side airbag deployed, however, the passenger side airbag did not even though it had an occupant.

2014 Camaro · 9,000 miles · Jan 2015 · crash · 2 injuries

Radio shuts off randomly during driving city streets and at highway speeds. Blowers will sometimes shut off when the radio turns off. Dash lights also flicker 5-10 times when radio shuts off and after turning the car off. When pulling the key from the ignition, speakers pop loudly. Extremely distracting and dangerous. No issue with battery or alternator. GM says they don't know about the issue, however there are multiple videos on youtube and forums online of this issue. Apparently there's a possible solution by cutting the 18th wire, furthest white wire to the left behind the stereo face plate. This problem needs to be recalled.

2014 Camaro · 77,000 miles · May 2019

Frequently asked questions

Which Chevrolet Camaro years have traction control problems?

By NHTSA complaints, the 2013 (12), 2014 (9), 2015 (9), 2011 (7) and 2017 (6) model years. Traction Control complaints make up 6% of all complaints for the 2013.

Is there a recall for Chevrolet Camaro traction control problems?

No. NHTSA lists no stability & traction control recall for any Chevrolet Camaro model year. A widespread problem may still be covered by an extended warranty or a manufacturer service bulletin, so ask a dealer.

At what mileage do Chevrolet Camaro traction control problems start?

Across all years, half of the complaints with a recorded mileage happened before about 45,000 miles; 63% happened before 50,000 miles.

What part fails most often?

Owners most often name the automatic (asc) (1 mentions).

Source: U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) — owner complaints through October 20, 2026, recalls and defect investigations; fuel economy from the EPA. Complaints are unverified reports and are not proof of a defect. How we rate model years.