Towing with lowered denali

[docster]

Ok. I really want to drop the denali. Not a ton since the snow here can get bad, and it will be used to tow regularly. But thinking maybe a 2/3 or something similar. Is it best to just get new shocks and bypass the air ride and run bags in rear for towing or to utilize extenders for the shocks and keep the air ride?

I will be towing a 25ft airstream using a WD hitch

 

[NathanJax]

yes you can be lowered with or without keeping stock autoride.

I definitely suggest doing some reading in this section. It's been asked a bunch.

 

[sbubbaklein]

I installed a 2/3 Pedders kit on my 2012 LS (no air ride) with bags in the rear for towing. This is like the PPV suspension. It works great for towing my boat. Formerly used drop hitch. now using regular hitch.

You should have no problems. Might have to remove any lower front valence if equipped with one below the bumper for snow and curbs.

 

[NORCAL SS]

Ok. I really want to drop the denali. Not a ton since the snow here can get bad, and it will be used to tow regularly. But thinking maybe a 2/3 or something similar. Is it best to just get new shocks and bypass the air ride and run bags in rear for towing or to utilize extenders for the shocks and keep the air ride?

I will be towing a 25ft airstream using a WD hitch

just a heads up ive done the autoride trucks with the belltech kit and no issues. All you do is add the helper bags 60742 to the belltech kit and your set.

Remember to do the rear endlnks and shorter bumpstops for free travel mod and your set.

Here is a link for some info
http://www.tbssowners.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=86