17 Yukon Denali
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Welcome!!! Both of those repairs, although they MAY seem tough, really aren’t. Like people above mentioned… YOUTUBE is your friend. I usually watch 1AAuto or TRQ videos. They even list the tools you’ll need. If you e got air tools it’s a LOT EASIER, but manageable with hand tools unless your rusted into oblivion. Prior to my Yuk I had never done a shock. I was……. Shocked at how easy it was, yes the front was a little more involved than the rear but, I still got it done and saved about $1000 from what the dealer wanted for just the fronts, Arnott in front and rear. Brakes, for me it’s ease of part access. Duralast gold from AutoZone have a lifetime warranty. I’ve replaced the pads for free already. Good luck and there’s plenty of help available here.
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