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    Newby questions about mounting winch on 2004 Chevy Tahoe 4x4

    Thanks! What extras do those patrol cars come with?
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    Newby questions about mounting winch on 2004 Chevy Tahoe 4x4

    Thanks Bill 1960, that is a great idea. I have read a couple different things about having the option to pull from the front AND rear of the vehicle. I am wondering if, with this receiver hitch option, it would be feasible to travel with the winch mounted to either the front or rear receiver.
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    Newby questions about mounting winch on 2004 Chevy Tahoe 4x4

    Thanks for the input Sparksalot, Where did you get your police Tahoes? They are awesome!
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    Newby questions about mounting winch on 2004 Chevy Tahoe 4x4

    Greetings, I am interested in the possibility of mounting a winch on the front of my 2004 Tahoe 4x4 I recently got stuck in some Arizona mud and I am looking to be better prepared in the future. I have some property that requires a 17 mile trip on dirt roads to get to. Right now I have a...
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    Hi-Lift Jack Mount Location?

    Hi all quick question. I have a 2004 Tahoe all stock. How would I even use a Hi-Lift Jack to lift my truck if I needed to say... change a tire? What are the lift points?
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    Can I use a Hi-Lift Jack on stock 2004 Tahoe

    I am trying to get some equipment to be prepared for a potential tire change on some back roads that I will be driving regularly. I already upgraded my tires and will be running at low pressure. I also bought a Hi-Lift Jack but am now realizing I may not be able to use it because there are no...
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    Need upgrade for off grid property

    Thanks Dan, I ordered some Falken Wildpeak A/T3W LT 265 75 R16s. I was able to pick up an extra set of Stock Chevy 16 rims locally so I can swap out BTW my road tires if I wont be heading out to my off grid property for a while. I guess I should get a good jack and lug wrench to do the job...
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    Need upgrade for off grid property

    Hi Bill and thanks for the info. I mainly just want to not rattle my truck apart on the 16 miles of washboard and smaller rocks and not get a flat. I think I will stick with a set of tires for my "16 rims because thats what I have for my spare as well.
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    Need upgrade for off grid property

    well if it was my wheels have been swapped out before I bought the truck. But I have the original sticker that says 16" aluminum wheels and that is what's on there now. I read in another post that I believe the z71 series comes with "17 wheels.
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    Need upgrade for off grid property

    Would you recommend getting a different set of wheels/rims other than stock? Also what size tire should I be looking at if it is something different than my stock 265 70 R16 112T? I am still trying to establish what size wheels/tires would fit on a non lifted 2004 Tahoe. Any idea how to figure...
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    Need upgrade for off grid property

    Hi Bill and thanks for your input, the road hazard warranty is something I wasn't even aware of. Would you recommend getting a different set of wheels/rims other than stock? Also what size tire should I be looking at if it is something different than my stock 265 70 R16 112T? I am still...
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    Need upgrade for off grid property

    Thanks for the reply Joseph, I am not sure how to add photos. I looked in the signature section of my account and there was only the option to add a URL link
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    Need upgrade for off grid property

    Thanks Dan! very helpful. Any websites you know that could give me a basic tutorial on the stock suspension system of a 2004 Tahoe? I can do a few things on cars but I don't have any experience and only basic knowledge of the suspension system... but I'm good at watching youtube videos and...
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    Need upgrade for off grid property

    Greetings, I am new to this forum and I am hoping for some advice. I have a 2004 Tahoe 4x4 all stock suspension and wheels running standard road tires. I just bought some property in Northern Arizona and will be taking regular trips to it. There is 16 miles of rocky and washboarded dirt...

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