r/ChevyTahoe

Quoted $2800 at the local Chevy dealer for a 60k service on my 2023 LT with 66K miles.
Is that worth shopping around?
How important is it to have it done by a Chevy service dept?

Hey y’all,

Since yesterday, I seriously can’t get over how sexy the Tahoe looks. 😂 All these years, I had no idea Chevy even had this model. I always thought the Suburban was their only SUV in that class. Honestly, I didn’t even know “full-size SUVs” were a whole category until recently lol.

I was originally planning to get a Highlander because I’m coming from Toyota, but I’ve always hated the way the Highlander looks. I know it’s a great SUV, but to me it’s just super-duper fucking ugly. 😂 Even the newest models… I don’t know, man. I’ve never understood how Toyota managed to make it look that boring.

So I started looking at other SUVs, and then I discovered the Tahoe.

Man… what a sexy, handsome-looking SUV. I absolutely love it.

I’ve been watching a ton of YouTube reviews, and so far I really like what I see. But once I started reading reviews from actual owners under the video,I started seeing some complaints: certain trims/features still using halogen lights instead of LEDs, the interior feeling cheap for the price, recalls, reliability issues, etc. Basically, Chevy is charging a lot of money for these things, and some owners feel like you’re not necessarily getting what you’d expect for the price.

So now I’m trying to figure out: Is the Tahoe actually worth the money?

I know I want one. I know I love the way it looks. The amount of space would also be PERFECT for my business since I’m a caterer/personal chef and constantly have to transport food, equipment, coolers, trays, etc.

But at the same time, I don’t want to spend $40k+ and then six months later be sitting there thinking, “Man… this thing really wasn’t worth $40,000.” I also really don’t want something that’s constantly giving me problems.

I can’t afford a brand-new 2025/2026 model, especially with 2027 coming soon anyway, so I’m mostly interested in 2021+ Tahoes.

I know this question has probably been asked here a million times, but one more time for me:

For those of you who actually own a 2021+ Tahoe, how has your experience been? Do you genuinely love it? Any major problems? And knowing what you know now, do you honestly think it was worth the money? Would you buy one again?

I’ve looked at the other brands in the same full-size SUV class too, but none of them really do anything for me like the Tahoe does.

It’s like walking through a casino in Vegas with hundreds of slot machines everywhere, and for some reason one machine suddenly lights up brighter than everything else and immediately catches your eye.

That’s the fucking Tahoe for me.

so I recently got a 2003 Tahoe 5.3 for free but it has low oil pressure at hot idle it about 3psi 2000rpm about 15-18psi, I’ve replaced the o ring in the oil pick up have a acdelco oil filter changed the oil pan gasket and I’ve changed the oil pressure sensor with a acdelco one and I’ve tested it with a gauge and it’s about the same as on the dash any ideas what wrong with it.

Hi guys, I'm in the middle of the trip back home from holidays and suddenly the AC gave up on me.

After a stop for refueling I got back on the highway but air vents are blowing only hot air.

Before the stop regular freezing air, right after the stop the AC compressor isn't even starting up.

Stopped at the next station, checked and replaced all fuses having to do with AC, opened the engine fuse box to check the integrity of the wires inside there but the compressor isn't even starting up...

I can't hear it clacking and starting.

Even the additional radiator fan I've connected to the AC, which is supposed to run continuously when the AC is on, is starting.

Any ideas?

Question: how does these HVAC systems work?

Meaning, a sudden loss of gas from the AC circuit could prevent the compressor from starting or it would start anyway, only not blowing fresh air?

Hi everyone, I'm launching a global brainstorming: my 2001 Chevy Tahoe LT doesn't blink when opening/closing with the fob and it's very annoying to me as I always have to listen or pull an handle to check if he actually opens/closes when I push the buttons.

How can I make him blink like once when closing and twice when opening?

Is there some hack I can do on him or maybe some aftermarket "electric box" I can connect somewhere to make him do that?

I have a 2011 Tahoe with 215k miles, she runs great looks good. I’ve been eyeing a 2014 Sequoia with 220k miles mostly because my co- worker has been raving about her fabulous ride (Sequoia). Can someone talk me out it before I get myself a 11k loan.