'22 At4 6.2

[NYisles1]

Psyched to hear you like the AT4-4S.... I've done the last 150K on Michelin defenders but doing more skiing now so really pondering swapping my new Conti Crosscontact LX20 that's coming on my new SLT for the Coopers for better snow performance. Did you find them too loud or reasonable. Awesome you got 60K out of them!

The Coopers are a tick louder than the Wrangler SRA’s that came on the suburban but it was well worth it for me. Got 60k out of first set and then bought another. Best snow traction I’ve ever had and good overall performance. They are mountain/snowflake rated so probably compare well to any other mild AT tire with that rating.

 

[NYisles1]

Put the GM roof rails on today, seem like good quality. 5 minute install.

 

[ljn21]

Im in NY but will reach out to you if I’m going to switch - actually have both exhausts because the performance exhaust was dealer installed so I asked to take the stock exhaust with me just in case.

That would be great, I’m looking for a GM performance exhaust, let me know.

 

[RedInCo]

Congrats on the new truck. I'm glad you are liking it. Can you look at the yellow sticker on the driver's door jamb and tell us what it shows for "payload"? I'm guessing that the AT4 has a little less payload than other trims due to the skid plates, and I wonder if the air suspension also reduces payload.

 

[ltrain4]

Congrats on the new truck. I'm glad you are liking it. Can you look at the yellow sticker on the driver's door jamb and tell us what it shows for "payload"? I'm guessing that the AT4 has a little less payload than other trims due to the skid plates, and I wonder if the air suspension also reduces payload.

I can tell you the max payload for the XL AT4 is 1384. Not sure if that helps!

 

[NYisles1]

Congrats on the new truck. I'm glad you are liking it. Can you look at the yellow sticker on the driver's door jamb and tell us what it shows for "payload"? I'm guessing that the AT4 has a little less payload than other trims due to the skid plates, and I wonder if the air suspension also reduces payload.

The tag says 1405 pounds. This At4 had pretty much every option, some of which probably cut into the payload somewhat substantially. I’m thinking sunroof, automatic steps, and maybe the air system probably eat away 150 pounds or so?

 

[Eusibius2]

Congrats on the new ride - looks gorgeous. I love that color blue, too.

FWIW - I have Toyo Open Country ATII's and love the way they ride and look. Great in snow for the first few years, but tend to wear out around 50k miles in.

 

[Moben]

Congrats. My 22 tahoe is in transit and I cant wait. Also in midnight blue.