My experience as well - I've had 3 5.3's and 2 6.2's. My 2021 Tahoe HC with the 6.2l got better mileage than my dad's Z71 Tahoe with the 5.3 (both were 4x4 vehicles).
2021 Tahoe HC with the 6.2L. 138,000 miles. I tow approx. 5k miles per year, mainly highway. Knock on wood, only failure I've had was the water pump at roughly 40K miles, which was fixed under warranty. I also had the rear diff groan but that went away once I added the additives with the GM...
I check my computer with a calculator most time I fill up my 2021 HC 6.2L. It is just about always dead on the number or within a tenth of a mpg. I can't say my 2015 or 2007 were even close to that accurate.
Here in Florida, it's now a criminal offense to go over 100mph and they have arrested a lot of people for it lately. This is not a post to comment on the politics of that law, or whether it's "right" or "wrong." It is, however, a post to simply say going over 100mph is not "just a ticket" in at...
I think you will really enjoy your vehicle. I've got a 2021 with the 6.3 and received the recall notice. I bought the truck with 25k miles and immediately switched to Amsoil signature series 30 weight oil. I do oil changes every 15k miles (the oil is rated for 25k miles) per my mechanic's...
There is an "auto" 4wd setting that would probably work well for what you describe. Pretty much the only time I throw my truck in 4 low is when I'm in mud. It also turns off traction control which is probably why you felt a wheel slipping like you describe.
For what it's worth, I've had 3 4WD Tahoes and 1 4wd F150 - all of them acted this way in 4 low. 4 low is meant for low traction situations where you need max torque. Be careful using it in situations with high traction as you can damage the system.
There is probably a real weight difference in the 2wd rental and the 4wd you test drove and trim can also make a weight difference. You also make a good point about the computer retarding timing for inadequate octane. I also agree that a 2wd rental may have different gearing than a 4wd vehicle...
What color is your Tahoe? Same thing happened to my black 2015 Tahoe and my dad's black 2016 Tahoe. GM offered virtually no assistance so I went to Ford for a couple years, now I'm back in a white (pearl) Tahoe. The white paint seems to be holding up well.
I like my 2021 better than my 2015. It's a bigger vehicle than the 2015 but it still handles as good or better, and the additional size makes the interior more comfortable. It's also a better tow vehicle.
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