My 2015 Yukon Denali has over 400,000 miles. It's 10 years old today!

[tom3]

I was following a newer Esky through the mountains at speed and I really noticed the lack of body lean on the curves. My 2019 with std shocks and loaded down does lean some, but the ride suits me and I can replace shocks without getting a second mortgage.

 

[tuffguy23]

I personally like the k2xx styling.

Ditto on the solid rear axle change.

@tuffguy23 I just realized you average 40,000 miles per year. That seems like a lot of driving. Do you travel a lot for work? Any tips or anything special you do to your truck? Maintenance fluids? Things like that.

Yes, I travel for work servicing airport equipment at various locations in the midwest. I'm pretty good at doing maintenance on fluid, tires, brakes etc. i take it easy till i feel its warmed up enough. The wife thinks i drive too much though.

 

[SpyShops212]

I rented a 2022 Escalade for a week and I was not impressed. It felt like a 2500 HD truck or Expedition. It was too big and didn't have the car feel like my 2018 Escalade. I recently replaced my front and rear struts/shocks oem. I also changed my tires to Michelin Defender LTX. I noticed the new shocks/struts are made by BWI orange sticker vs the originals that had a yellow sticker non-BWI. You should rent a new 2021 and up and get back to us.

 

[SpyShops212]

I was following a newer Esky through the mountains at speed and I really noticed the lack of body lean on the curves. My 2019 with std shocks and loaded down does lean some, but the ride suits me and I can replace shocks without getting a second mortgage.

Lack of art too. Just a lazy grill and big screen. The headlights looks like the GMC/Chevy. The 2015-2020 Escalade had beautiful dash and headlights. I can definitely afford the new body but when my 2018 starts to fall off I will look for a super low mile 2020 then do the full delete as soon as I get it.