My experience has been that if you have full lock turns on a rougher surface such as asphalt, you will get that type of wear. I have the OEM spec Bridgestones on my truck and even with that increased wear due to the pressure on the outer treads that I was able to safely get over the 65k mile...
2013 Yukon XL Denali bought with 97k miles. Now at 259k with what seems like a low 7548 hours. Original engine, second transmission. Tuned out DOD about 120k miles ago. Engine definitely starting to get a bit rough. Fuel mileage been dropping
If you had your second fob on you when exiting the vehicle, it will auto lock EVEN if the other fob is inside the vehicle. And yes, it will give you the triple chirp too, but give it 5 seconds and it’ll lock.
There’s a product out there called “range technology” that claims to address the auto start/stop issue with a dongle that plugs into the OBDII port. They also have a version to address the afm/dfm although it’s unclear if they can be both in the same unit. They have a disclaimer on there that...
They are OEM reps in 20”. I picked those up from a guy in Mesquite, TX via eBay. I’ve had them almost 2 years and love them. Removing the inserts was the best thing for the overall look.
Here’s the link for the actual item that I bought. It shows that the listing is not currently active, but I’m sure they can order the wheels for you.
NEW 2015 20" GMC YUKON SIERRA DENALI CHEVY SILVERADO TAHOE WHEELS TIRES CK190 22...
Here’s their website. Talk to Miguel
https://www.novuswheelstires.com/mobile.aspx
They have a great eBay store which showcases their wares. They currently have a special on the Michelin Premier LTX. The ride on those is spectacular
Just picked these up last week from Novus Wheels in the Dallas, TX area. They’re 20” replicas of the stock 22” wheel from the 2015+ model. Gunmetal with chrome inserts and got them shod with Michelin Premier LTX.
Ditto that, plus the navigation system in the Yukon is actually better than the one in the Escalade. Even though they are both hard drive based, the Yukon (2012 and up) allows you to pause live radio with rewind up to 20 minutes and store music into the head unit.
I've been doing that for years in my last 5 GM Trucks. When you turn the ignition off, pull the key out around 1/2" to when the dome lights come on. That's your sign that the ignition is no longer seeing your key. Additional confirmation is when you open your door, there won't be any chime...
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