MassHoe04
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On the flip side... shorter wheelbase Tahoe/Yukon/Esky are still a decent size, but pretty maneuverable for tight parking lots. Tahoe has pretty short overhangs on the front and back ends.
Big windows on both, the long and short wheelbase trucks, provide really good visibility. It is pretty easy to sense where the front and back ends of the truck is when pulling in or backing up to something.
For cargo... I believe I could get a full sheet of plywood in my Tahoe, but I would have to lay all the seats down or remove the middle and rear seats for a big stack.
There are definitely advantages for the short and the long wheelbase trucks.
So main considerations would be cargo space and towing capacity.
Big windows on both, the long and short wheelbase trucks, provide really good visibility. It is pretty easy to sense where the front and back ends of the truck is when pulling in or backing up to something.
For cargo... I believe I could get a full sheet of plywood in my Tahoe, but I would have to lay all the seats down or remove the middle and rear seats for a big stack.
There are definitely advantages for the short and the long wheelbase trucks.
So main considerations would be cargo space and towing capacity.
