What did you do to your 2015-2020 K2XX Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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LGSONE

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Very nice. You have unique ride and it looks mean and classy. Mostly mean... ;)

Have you thought about trimming the front lower valance. In my Silverado days this was a popular mod for the lifted trucks.

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Very nice. You have unique ride and it looks mean and classy. Mostly mean... ;)

Have you thought about trimming the front lower valance. In my Silverado days this was a popular mod for the lifted trucks.

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LGSONE, I've thought about it, but I'm wondering how it would affect 3 things, 1) airflow into the engine bay that affects cooling; 2) aerodynamics which affect MPG's; 3) how it would look if I did. Don't want to chance cheapening the look by chopping it and regretting.

Don't need to do it for off-roading clearance because I haul this for hunting and my serious playing off the pavement.....
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Thanks for the complement!
 
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"It's like, how much more black could this be? And the answer is none. None more black."

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Looks great! If you aren't blacking out the grill (body match might be an option too) then maybe just Dip the front and back GMC's?
 

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The ride is a bit more firm with 24's, but not uncomfortable. One thing i have noticed though is that it has started buffeting a small amount at highway speeds. It seems intermittent, but i'll have to keep an eye on it. It buffeted previously (when i first purchased it) with the factory 20" wheels until the dealer road force balanced/replaced the factory tires... So I may end up having the 24's rebalanced/road force balance if it starts to bug me.

I'm running the Dub Skillz in 24x10, and Nitto NT420S tires in 305/35/24. Theres some minor rubbing at full crank, but not enough to bother me. If you want to avoid rubbing altogether, i'd go for the 295/40/24 tires. Other than that it's good to go.
 

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The ride is a bit more firm with 24's, but not uncomfortable. One thing i have noticed though is that it has started buffeting a small amount at highway speeds. It seems intermittent, but i'll have to keep an eye on it. It buffeted previously (when i first purchased it) with the factory 20" wheels until the dealer road force balanced/replaced the factory tires... So I may end up having the 24's rebalanced/road force balance if it starts to bug me.

I'm running the Dub Skillz in 24x10, and Nitto NT420S tires in 305/35/24. Theres some minor rubbing at full crank, but not enough to bother me. If you want to avoid rubbing altogether, i'd go for the 295/40/24 tires. Other than that it's good to go.

Thanks for the reply Flynnst0ne, i just order some Giovanna Bogota 24x10, i will post some pics when i get them. i will like to go with a 305/40/24 because NYC has a lot of pot holes. the wheels are on back order so i have one month to make up my mind on what size tire to go with. Thanks Flynnst0ne your info help me a lot.
 
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