2012 Suburban LT w/autoride

[12LTBURB]

Hi All,

I am new to the site and new to the Tahoe/Suburban line. I am curious if any one has put the bilistein strut lift up front and a 1 inch spacer in the back with bilsteins in the back and 275/60/20's tires and had any problems with rubbing or with the auto ride. This is my wife's so i don't want it to be to high just can not stand the rake low to the ground look. I just got rid of my grand cherokee with the bilstein strut lift and thought it made a huge difference for the better in that. Just an added thought I will be hauling trailers so I was thinking of possibly going with the Munroe coil over shock in the rear instead of the bilstein.

Thanks

Derek

 

[12LTBURB]

I think I was mistaken about the auto ride! Is there something that stands out that I can make sure?

Thanks

 

[z0lt3c]

You can email Jennifer @ [email protected] and send her your VIN, she will reply with a decode of the RPO codes for your truck. You can also look them up in the glovebox. I am not very familiar w/ the NNBS but on the NBS a give away is to listen or look for the rear air compressor, it runs with the key in the acc position for a few seconds.

 

[12LTBURB]

Thanks for the info. I am almost positive there is no compressor. I got the LT model which normally does not come with the auto ride but the previous owner put some many option on it I wasn't sure.

 

[NathanJax]

Look at the rear shocks. If there is a small air line going to what looks like a bag built in to the shock, that's autoride. If it looks like a normal shock, then no autoride.

 

[12LTBURB]

Thanks- I kind of figured when I got under and looked for some kind of airbag or airline!! With that being said I am thinking of the Rancho Quicklift kit seen at the address below with 275-60-20 Toyo open country AT2's any thoughts?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/190866151025?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

Thanks and have a Merry Christmas!!

Derek