What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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07Burb

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On my 2007 (4WD), the best I could ever get on vacations was like 15.5 mpg. On my 2013 (2WD), I was getting 18 mpg. Now with the Denali ('17, 4wd) I am getting 17 mpg around town and 20+ on the hwy.
 

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This depends a lot on the State and the insurance policy. I have full glass coverage and don't pay a dime for a windshield on either the truck or the car. And my rates don't go up when I have windshields replaced. Yes, I'm sure that I pay for that, but peace of mind.
Same in MA. No out of pocket, but we pay.
 

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That's exactly what I get on highway trips in our XL Denalis. And if I floor it just once to execute a pass, it'll drop my trip MPG by a half a point. Lol.

On my 2007 (4WD), the best I could ever get on vacations was like 15.5 mpg. On my 2013 (2WD), I was getting 18 mpg. Now with the Denali ('17, 4wd) I am getting 17 mpg around town and 20+ on the hwy.
The best way I have found to gain MPG points is to coast to the stops from a distance as often as possible. I have perfected that on my daily drive.
 

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Liking that torquey motor? :)
Yes!!! So smooth and effortless. Cannot wait to get exhaust and tune done. There’s a shop here locally that has a good reputation that I’ll take it to for tuning and hopefully I can just stand there while they dyno tune. Hopefully do that before summer travels start
 
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So I have one TPMS sensor that stopped working on the Acadia. I have the tool to relearn them and tried to do a relearn but that one sensor doesn't respond.

I called a local tire shop asking if I could just drop off the wheel and have the sensor replaced and they want $85.

Seems kind of pricey or is that about a normal fee to break the bead on 1 side and replace the sensor?
 

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