2022 MRC vs No MRC

[Decreed_it]

Drove a 2021 Yukon XL SLT 5.3, standard suspension, wasn't great.

Ordered Denali XL Duramax, non Air, MRC. It IS great.

Get the 6.2 with MRC.

 

[beefcake83]

Quad exhaust tips on the Premier for the win. I know it wasn't one of your choices just throwing it out there.

I think the quad tips come on all the 6.2s. Even if they don't, they are part of the sport performance package on the RSTs.

So far it sounds like waiting for the MRC is the right decision. The 6.2 is just a bonus!

 

[Quark]

I think the quad tips come on all the 6.2s. Even if they don't, they are part of the sport performance package on the RSTs.

So far it sounds like waiting for the MRC is the right decision. The 6.2 is just a bonus!

Good choice if this is what you want hold out rather than compromise. For this amount you should at least get what you want.

 

[THarber]

The 6.2 over the 5.3 all day long. There is not enough downside to not want the 6.2. What is it, 1 mpg better for the little motor? LOL...drive the 6.2 and then you will never think about the 5.3 again.

Tim

 

[Tahoe210SA]

Drove a 2021 Yukon XL SLT 5.3, standard suspension, wasn't great.

Ordered Denali XL Duramax, non Air, MRC. It IS great.

Get the 6.2 with MRC.

Does the Denali automatically come with MRC? I'm trying to build one out and don't see it as an option.

Also, is this the same as the Z95 suspension package? I've already ordered my Denali and have the spec sheet, it says Z95 suspension package, Magnetic Ride Control. So I assume it'll come with MRC.

 

[Decreed_it]

Does the Denali automatically come with MRC? I'm trying to build one out and don't see it as an option.

Also, is this the same as the Z95 suspension package? I've already ordered my Denali and have the spec sheet, it says Z95 suspension package, Magnetic Ride Control. So I assume it'll come with MRC.

Yes to both - included on Denali, Z95. Noticeable difference from SLT w/out it. Would have loved Air but I think it was another embargoed feature due to chip shortage. So far around town don't miss it. If we need raised suspension will drive the Land Cruiser .

 

[ktpinnacle]

If you're having to build and are using it as a cruiser, why not get the Duramax. The fuel cost here between regular for the 5.3 and diesel is negligible.

 

[beefcake83]

If you're having to build and are using it as a cruiser, why not get the Duramax. The fuel cost here between regular for the 5.3 and diesel is negligible.

I wouldn't mind that as I loved the diesel I used to have. However, 1.) the wife doesn't want a diesel and 2.) the diesel option in the RST trim doesn't come with the MRC.

It is my wife's vehicle and she wants the RST interior and the MRC. That really only leaves me with the option of the 6.2. I've tried convincing her of going another route such as a premier with the 3.0 so it has the MRC, but no dice. At the end of the day it is whatever will make her happy.

 

[ktpinnacle]

I wouldn't mind that as I loved the diesel I used to have. However, 1.) the wife doesn't want a diesel and 2.) the diesel option in the RST trim doesn't come with the MRC.

It is my wife's vehicle and she wants the RST interior and the MRC. That really only leaves me with the option of the 6.2. I've tried convincing her of going another route such as a premier with the 3.0 so it has the MRC, but no dice. At the end of the day it is whatever will make her happy.

Understood. Smart man.

 

[B520044]

I had a 2021 SLT and traded for 2021 AT4, specifically for the MRC. It is much better... I also like not having chrome. AT4 checked all my requirements, except air ride.