I'm pretty sure the warranty is tied to the car, not the owner. I suggest you set up your mychevy account on their website. I am guessing this will require pushing the Onstar button above the mirror, at some point, to get them to activate it.

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I bought a used 2017 in November from a Dealer before the recall and I have coverage as I already had a warranty claim. I didn't need to do anything, but I have to believe you need to make sure that Chevy knows you are the new owner.

 

Thanks I appreciate your response. I tried setting it up on the My Chevy app but I just got the car two days ago and it's probably waiting for the registration to go through. I keep getting an error.
Thanks Tim I just remember in past years and this is going back a while you had to mail something into GM. I had an 88 Pontiac Grand am that I bought used that was about 2 years old and was very glad I sent the wire to transform cuz 3 months later I had a piston go through the cam and they had to replace the engine.