My 95 4dr 4x4 lowered and my brothers 2dr!

[Sneezin23]

I just picked this 4dr up last week. It's lowered, not sure using what. The rear shackles say belltech. Not sure how the front is lowered.
I have been trying to figure out what wheels I have on the 4dr. I know the 2dr has denali. And the guy I picked this 4dr up said the 4dr had denali wheels but they don't match my brothers. Can anyone say their imput?
Btw this is my first Chevy so I'm learning as I go!


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[yukondoit]

The wheels you have are off a 2000 Denali, in the body style you have. The one on your brother's is from the NBS Denali.
OBS

NBS

 

[Sneezin23]

Ah ha well thank you very much

 

[yukondoit]

You're welcome bud

 

[Sneezin23]

Ty very much!

 

[fiatdale]

Damn. Great looking trucks dude. They both look awesome!

 

[Sneezin23]

Thanks man!
So far I love it. First Chevy for me! Clean truck. No rust on either. Both lower milege, both 4x4. Mine is lowered his is stock

 

[98 Two Door Hoe]

Hey I have a 98 two door Hoe and I have 2 questions....

I'm trying up replace the license plate bulbs. Problem is the two door Tahoe have ZERO access from under the bumper because the gas tank and hitch are both in the way of accessing the light harness. Have you had to replace your light bulbs and did you have to remove your entire hitch to do it? Thanks so much for your response.

Second question... It's kind of personal. I just bought my tahoe about 3 weeks ago. I have full coverage insurance on it. Do you have full coverage? I just wonder that guys are doing that are upside down. I spent 6k on this tahoe and it only insures for about a max of $2,500. So basically you're just taking the check the insurance company gives you and getting it fixed on your own? Im nervous about the possibility of it being totalled and being left with max of $2,500 check from insurance. thanks for reading

 

[1BADI5]

I'm of no help on the 2 door tag light issue.....sounds like you will need to remove the tow hitch. If you have to go that route, make sure to spend the money on LEDs bulbs so you don't have to change them again.

I have full coverage on my 99 Yukon 4 Door. With my insurance policy I can pay a couple extra dollars a month for an additional 20% over KBB prices. So in a total loss they give me fair market value(KBB price) plus 20%. My policy also covers me for up to $5000 in vehicle modifications, lift, wheels, tires and other bolt ons. I have USAA for all of my insurance (all 3 trucks(listed below) and homeowners)

I would encourage you to talk to you insurance agent and have them break you policy down line by line and see where you can improve your coverage w/o breaking the bank.

 

[98 Two Door Hoe]

Awesome man, thanks for the response. I'll talk to my agent about it. I have full coverage right now but I need to discuss all of my options. Thanks again.