r/ChevyTahoe

I didn’t see a post pinned like this so forgive me if this has been done. Thinking this could help out more than just me when it comes to keeping my GMT800 in good condition.

For general stuff replacement parts, lighting, interior pieces/upgrades:

For suspension (stock or modified lifted or lowered):

For engine/drivetrain maintenance:

For engine/drivetrain performance:

Any other categories you would like to add:

Submitted:

Used Parts:
https://www.car-part.com/ or https://lkqcorp.com/buyparts/

New Parts:
https://www.rockauto.com/

User/Repair Manuals:
https://lemon-manuals.la/ for user and repair manuals

Performance/Swap Parts:
www.speed-engineering.com www.briantooleyracing.com
www.texas-speed.com www.richardholdenerperformance.com

Chassis/Suspension:
www.detroitaxle.com

I'm wondering if anyone can tell me what awesome benefits there are to supercruise if you aren't all that interested in using it. I've driven a number of vehicles with it and having to sit there and stare at the road while not using your hands on the wheel hasn't been all that appealing. And lane centering is available with enhanced lane keep assist, right? So, other than mapping your route to supercruise roads and telling you where you can use them or automatically adjusting your braking distance when trailering, there doesn't seem to be a lot, especially when the lack of a mapped road loses the lane centering.

Am I missing something? Because I'm about to order a new Tahoe and I want to understand what I may or may not get before I do.

We are looking to buy a 2024-2026 Tahoe, silver, in either RST or Z71. We definitely want second row captain chairs and 5.3L. Anything else we should look for? Anything we should know about the RST or Z71 model? :) thanks!

Since a kid I’ve always dreamed of buying a 2000s SUV and making that my personal do it all rig. I’m still on the younger side with no real reason to buy one except enjoyment, but man am I leaning more and more into it. I love the old school tahoes from 2000-2009, but what’s your experience buying you’re own do it all rig?

(To preface I DO NOT need a car right now as I have one)

Last year I had to put almost $15k into my 2015 LT - half of the fuel injectors failed, spark plugs, catalytic converter, and a new transmission. It had driven fine since then, until about a month ago when I noticed the familiar shaking while idling and some other symptoms. The dealership told me I need to have the number 2 injector replaced - the good news is that it's under warranty from last year. However, the dealership is also recommending two additional services - throttle body cleaning and an injection service. Of course I am weary about listening to anything the dealership says. Is anyone familiar with these procedures and, if so, are they actually worth it? Together it would be around $500 for both.

Help! I’m hoping to purchase a Tahoe new in the next few months, how much dealer $$ or % has anyone gotten off MSRP for new or used Tahoe’s before rebates? I can’t decide whether its worth it to buy CPO with ext warranty or buy new. Idk what a good deal is vs a bad deal.

Posting for a friend, will share the link with her so she can be the one replying to comments.

My 2015 Chevy Tahoe a/c stopped working and multiple shops stated they won’t touch it because they found stop leak in the system. What can I do?

There really isnt any other details. literally everyone just says that it will break their machine and they cant help.