Looking at 08 Yukon 6.2 AWD need input

[Jbird]

Well now i really dont know which way go. Lol

08 tahoe lt3 5.3 4x4 82k miles or 08 Yukon denali awd 6.2 116k miles. Tahoes 20 yukon is 18


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[Jonah52]

Yukon. No questions asked. More options, viewed higher model than a ltz. 6.2 is worth it all day.

 

[M3kanic]

I traded a 10 Tahoe for a 10 denali xl awd. I get better mpg because my foot isn't always on the floor. Best decision I ever made.

 

[Jonah52]

^i cant keep mine out lol

 

[Jbird]

Hmm hope it dont turn around bite me. I dont want to have to redo the front end on this thing anytime soon


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[Jonah52]

It won't. My own front end went 167knon my 05 165k so far on my 07

 

[Jbird]

Good deal looks like im gona go for it. Ill post a pic tomorrow


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[David Upshaw]

I have a 2010 Yukon Denali with 150k miles owned since new. I would buy another in a heart beat . The 6.2L is an awesome engine ******* fuel if you are mashing the gas all the time. I consistently get 19 mile per gallon on long road trips I get 21 miles per gallon. The truck is completely stock. No issues with the AWD or the air ride suspension.
DO NOT neglecte the maintenance and you will have a flawless vehicle.

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[Jbird]

Jonah52 what leveling kit did you use and how much did u have to trim


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[Jonah52]

Jonah52 what leveling kit did you use and how much did u have to trim


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All depends on offset. Here's the set up i ended with after screwing with like 4 different kits

2" front spacer of your choice
1.5" rear spacer of your choice

I used eBay

I removed my running boards.

Then factory 20's with 275/60/20.

That's 33x10.8 and won't rub and don't need trimming. It is also same load rating and ridesnjust as well.

I did have 22x9.5 fuels -19 offset and 33x12.50 Toyo Mt. I could barely turn, it road like crap and ripped out my liners.

Do the suggested spacers I listed and your rear will be 1" higher which will visually look level. My truck was .5" higher rear and it visually looked saggy. Trust me on those spacer sizes if you want it to look healthy.

PM if you have more questions and I can shoot you a text