New Cheby Silverado 4X4

[UserX]

Nice truck, you've got a lucky boy!

[redrocket5.0]

Do you do Chevy warranty work???

I do I do!!!!! lol.

[03trubluGT]

i think it would look better with a diff set of factory wheels over the aftermaket.

I cant get into the new aftermarket look of wheels for trucks these days. Esp on 4x4's

I like these factory wheels better:

Nice truck, you've got a lucky boy!

He knows!

[03trubluGT]

I do I do!!!!! lol.

Damn, and I thought the drive to Ada was bad!!!!

[LaserSVT]

Do you do Chevy warranty work???

Oddly enough, yes. I just hate doing t because they take MONTHS to pay.

And I really am not trying to rain on your parade. Me and you never had any words or problems. It was just a thought that I spewed out because we were just talking about it yesterday.
Being that he orders and collects all the parts for nearly 50% of the new Chevy trucks around Waco I had no reason to not believe it. But I haven't seen the order forms so I guess I should just shut up.
damn vicodens.

[03trubluGT]

I'm not worried one bit Lazer.

[whitetrash]

I have a friend that is the parts manager at the local Chevy dealer. He said its weird because every time a GM400 frame rolls in its always simple and cheap stuff to fix. GM800s are the same with the addition of engine seals usually. He said the shocker is most of the new Silverados that come in need engines and transmissions and rear ends and computers. Its a shame because I really like the look of the current Silverados and was half way thinking of making car payments again. Glad he warned me. I know it has warranty but still don't need my truck in the shop all the time wile they put me in an Aveo.

Anyway, hope yours is a good one!

My old lady's 09 2wd hasn't needed anything other than routine maintenance so far. I do get a good laugh at the fact that my 00 4x4 gets better gas milage though.

[03trubluGT]

What kit did you get? I got a ReadyLift leveling kit for mine. It leveled it pretty well.

http://www.roughcountry.com/chevy_4wd_leveling_kit.php

[UserX]

http://www.roughcountry.com/chevy_4wd_leveling_kit.php

They offer a small spacer for the top of the strut for anouther .5" of lift.

http://www.roughcountry.com/suspension/4wd-chevy/1500-leveling-lift-kit_1305.php

[Chas_svo]

Damn, baller.

I like the factory ones you like better, but high school taste is high school taste. It's strange that single cab trucks looks so strange.

[03trubluGT]

Damn, baller.

I like the factory ones you like better, but high school taste is high school taste. It's strange that single cab trucks looks so strange.

Baller?

No, but I did pay off the 2011 Supercrew 2.5 years early!

I put half down and my payments on the Chebby are only $208/month.

[matts5.0]

base model or what? it looks kinda cheap.

[quikag]

We have several late model Chevys from 5.3 to the Duramax trucks that all do heavy, hard construction work. We've had very few problems from them. They are very reliable and I'd have no problem picking up a new one and expecting 200k miles out of it with minimal problems with good, routine maintenance.

[NoClassic]

Its nice that Chevy keeps producing the short cab and bed in 4x4. Nothing wrong with the base model and the white looks great on those. I dont understand the wheels and tires if its going to see any time traveling to and from school.

[Chili]

Hell, I would just paint the stockers black and call it good (with the new tires I mean).

FYI, I do have an extra set of NBS Z71 wheels I might be willing to part with. I initially bought them for my trailer and as spares (to match the truck), but don't know if I'll ever get to the axle swap on the trailer and swing out bumper for the Suburban.

They're not flawless, but not expensive either.

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