Tahoe has some great traction in 2wd

Whiteout150 said:

Yeah I usually don’t like the bucking of traction control.

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sealandsky said:

Thee traction control on your Tahoe is more sophisticated than on older vehicles. Many times no won't even know it's working, when it actually is! You might play with it a bit and try to do a "brake stand" with it on (lots of luck) and then turn it off and try it. Personally I only drive with the traction control on when I am in a) two wheel drive and on wet pavement, helps keep from "losing it" in hard acceleration on a highway entrance ramp). b) 4 wheel drive and on ice (not snow). Most of the time I prefer things "real".

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sealandsky said:

Thee traction control on your Tahoe is more sophisticated than on older vehicles. Many times no won't even know it's working, when it actually is! You might play with it a bit and try to do a "brake stand" with it on (lots of luck) and then turn it off and try it. Personally I only drive with the traction control on when I am in a) two wheel drive and on wet pavement, helps keep from "losing it" in hard acceleration on a highway entrance ramp). b) 4 wheel drive and on ice (not snow). Most of the time I prefer things "real".

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Tiredmechanic23 said:

This. I keep mine on when its wet out but thats about it. Otherwise I prefer to make the vehicle do what I want it to do and it not hesitate or cut me back. I would really like to easily disable stabilitrak at all timed rather than just under a certain speed. Having it come one when trying to whip around is annoying.

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BG1988 said:

the hybrid has a lot of power you can actually spin the wheels even with TC on I have done it before

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