Would you buy your Yukon/Tahoe again?

[GTNator]

Interesting you say that. I test drove an 18 and 17 back to back several months ago, and could have sworn the 18’s seat was softer. They were both Denali XLs.


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[cardude2000]

I’m not sure. I can even press on the seat and they make an unrefined squishy foam sound. Definitely not firm.

Mine do that too, they’re certainly not recaros or something but I find them very firm. Especially when compared to the last gen. Just happened to read this article today

 

[sickk23]

I feel their marshmallowey. Their amongst the softer seats I’ve had in a new vehicle. They feel softer than my 17. The 17 felt “flat”.

 

[mandmlakeville]

Hahaha definitely leather. 2018 Premier.

Sorry, wasn't trying to be a jerk, just have heard that fabric is more comfortable. Sounds like I'll be test driving a 2018 soon.

 

[GTNator]

Mine do that too, they’re certainly not recaros or something but I find them very firm. Especially when compared to the last gen. Just happened to read this article today

However, I do believe the Denali and Premier seats feel different from the LT. Maybe it’s the perforation amongst other differences.


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[Rdr854]

A year or two before I bought my Tahoe, I had a Yukon as a rental that did that. I drove it around Chicago and the seat vibrated every time I went through a toll booth. I decided it was terribly distracting and turned the feature off on my own Tahoe before I drove off the lot. Do you like it?

Turned it off and rely on the chime alert instead.

 

[mandmlakeville]

However, I do believe the Denali and Premier seats feel different from the LT. Maybe it’s the perforation amongst other differences.


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Denali and Premier seats are softer or harder than the LT?

 

[GTNator]

Denali and Premier seats are softer or harder than the LT?

In my experience test driving them all back to back, I felt like the LT seats had less support and felt a little squishy, giving in a few inches before reaching the hard foam inside. On the Premier and Denali, I felt like the seats were more supportive, and yes, a little harder because they kind of kept their shape (in a good way). But I’m also used to German cars where the seats are more firm and provide more support, so maybe it’s just my personal preferences.



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[Sparksalot]

Do it again? Yes.

 

[hcvone]

In a second I would buy another Callaway Tahoe, after 12 Escalade's it's a nice change