2015 GMC Yukon SLT

[01BlueTahoeGuy]

Newly acquired 2015 GMC Yukon SLT, with 36k on the clock.

 

[RST Dana]

So now you need a name change?

 

[01BlueTahoeGuy]

Was thinking about that…..

 

[tungsten]

Congrats ,what is the name of that colour?

 

[01BlueTahoeGuy]

Crystal Red Tintcoat.

 

[Bigkevschopshop]

Nice score man... Yeah your in for a name change now.

 

[Tonyv__]

It’s 2022. So now 15redyukonnonbinary is the only acceptable name

 

[SpyShops212]

1995 Grand Cherokee Limited 4x4 v8
2001 Tahoe LS
2003 Escalade ESV
2004 GMC Sierra crew cab
2008 Escalade Luxury Sport
2016 Tahoe LT
2018 Escalade Luxury

Do I need a change here? I am a fan of the solid axle, not the rear independent suspension which is not a real 1500 truck. I may get a 2020 Escalade platinum next. I feel that the 2021 and up is a Ford Expedition/Navigator with the Independend rear suspension and they actually look similar. I hate the way the rear that looks like something is falling underneath it.

 

[01BlueTahoeGuy]

Still contemplating the name change, as the Yukon will be the family daily driver and the 01 is my project rig.

The Yukons story is that it came to us from California and was a rental rig.

Dealership showed us the clean car fax prior to buying it, so no issues there.

The rig is immaculate given its age. The interior looks new, to me it still has the “new car” smell.

The ride is smooth, the power is great, there are no squeaks or rattles, everything works as good as new.

Given that it only has 36k on it, this should be expected. and the price was within the range of what we were looking for, though a bit more age than what we initially started looking for.

This will be our family rig for quite awhile, so if my 01 is any indication as to durability, with it having 163k on it, the Yukon should do great.

To those that have one, are there any issues that are know that I should’ve on the look out for?

 

[Tonyv__]

Still contemplating the name change, as the Yukon will be the family daily driver and the 01 is my project rig.

The Yukons story is that it came to us from California and was a rental rig.

Dealership showed us the clean car fax prior to buying it, so no issues there.

The rig is immaculate given its age. The interior looks new, to me it still has the “new car” smell.

The ride is smooth, the power is great, there are no squeaks or rattles, everything works as good as new.

Given that it only has 36k on it, this should be expected. and the price was within the range of what we were looking for, though a bit more age than what we initially started looking for.

This will be our family rig for quite awhile, so if my 01 is any indication as to durability, with it having 163k on it, the Yukon should do great.

To those that have one, are there any issues that are know that I should’ve on the look out for?

My 15 only has 63k miles. My starter went. Tail light LED failure on my driver side. Battery cable corroded from the inside out. Passenger hub went…. All seem to be Common issues.