Leveled Yukon's

[Mr. B]

Here is a link to just about every leveling kit out there.

http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/chevy_gmc_leveling_kits.htm

 

[GAW10]

05 yukon don't go to the trouble...thanks for the link MR. B that is actually where i found that one good picture... i think ive decided to go with a front only level when my pirelli STR's finally wear out and some bigger rubber thanks for all the help

 

[Mr. B]

I've decided the same thing. Unfortunatly, my tires are pretty fresh. The look I'm going for is exactly like that picture you posted. For the price, I'm thinking about going with that Rancho kit on the bottom from the link I posted. By the time I need new tires, struts will be a good idea too.

 

[Kerrville15]

Here's a couple of pictures of my wife's 2007 Yukon with a 2.5" CCM leveling kit up front with a 1" spacer in the rear. The tires are 285/65 R18 on 18x9 Rockstars. It rides just as good as it did stock & I would recommend this kit to anyone.

 

[GAW10]

looks great Kerrville that is exactly what i was looking for! does pirelli have strange sizes because my 305/50R20 look average on my yukon and do not come close to filling the wheel wells....am i missing something???

 

[nc6600]

Here's a couple of pictures of my wife's 2007 Yukon with a 2.5" CCM leveling kit up front with a 1" spacer in the rear. The tires are 285/65 R18 on 18x9 Rockstars. It rides just as good as it did stock & I would recommend this kit to anyone.

Damn that is a nice Yukon.

 

[FadedSS]

I do not have a Yukon, but on my Hoe I have the CCM 2.5" spacer, and have a 1" coil spacer in the back...clears 305/55-20's with a little trimming..fills the wheelwells nicely and has not changed the ride...if anything it got a tad better as the sidewall is taller now.

do you have any pics of your setup? i would love to check out the wheels/tires/level kit

 

[Tonygxp]

can you level out an LTZ with the air shock out back or does it throw everything off?

 

[Zed 71]

GAW10. +1 on CCM.

Tony, yes you can level out an LTZ with the air shock. You can even add a spacer back there, but depending on the spacer size the air shock rod will need to be adjusted. There is a thread in the suspension section discussing this.