Should I buy?

[BenTheDrummer]

Hey guys, not technically a part of this community yet, but I'd like to be. I've had my eye on a 2005 Yukon and I was wondering if I should be super worried about it. I absolutely love everything about the vehicle inside and out, but the mileage is somewhat high..

I'd be trading in a 2004 Ford Explorer (Yes, I know.) with just as many miles on it. Am I really going to end up with something more reliable? Also, the A/C compressor is bad, but the dealer agreed to fix it if I were to purchase it. Here's a link:

http://www.bedfordchryslerdodgejeep.com/used/GMC/2005-GMC-Yukon-cc8faa4b0a0a00de01ad3ac1b9a4332f.htm

Can you guys give me some opinions?

 

[Z-56 Hoe]

That's not bad mileage at all.

 

[Blue2002Tahoe]

That yukon looks great! I wouldn't be to worried about the mileage, 113k isn't that bad, and gm's seem to run a long time.

 

[08grey]

Looks real clean. Look at the undercarriage for rust and bushing conditions.

 

[electro]

Go for it!

Get them to replace the radio on/off button too, worth a shot.

 

[Perfect10]

I'm new to forum also, but these SUVs seem to get great longevity if serviced. Looks pretty good

 

[JochenWoern]

I'm new to forum also, but these SUVs seem to get great longevity if serviced. Looks pretty good

Truck looks clean and I would not worry about the mileage at all.

A truck this clean was most likely not abused and always serviced.

 

[BenTheDrummer]

Thanks guys. I'm not too worried about the stereo since I'll most likely be installing a new HU after the purchase.

On a related note, does anybody know if I can get some center caps for the wheels?

 

[Z-56 Hoe]

I think I still have an extra set of LTZ caps somewhere. If not a salvage yard or a tire shop or another tahoe at that dealership.

 

[Young28]

good looking truck. minus the gas door.