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DDogg

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    2015 Chevrolet Silverado High Country 6.2L

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  1. I've been running the Cooper's and I like them a lot. Affordable, great traction up here in Canada. I run tons of highway clicks on them and they last pretty good. Just my 2 worthless Canadian pennies.
  2. I'm at 260 now and its still going! I'll try the brake trick, but it clunks whenever it hits the lower gears. Higher, not so much.
  3. I'm at 230 000 km on my 2015. It's clunky (especially when I put it in reverse) but still doing the job.
  4. I had a set on mine as well, but I too got a bubble on the outside tirewall. I also went on ratings and loved the tires, but didn't have the change and had a 10 hr drive the next day so I went with Canadian Tire El cheapo's until I can afford another set. Wonder if it is a manufacturing defect.
  5. Just curious, has anyone tried getting the areas that are flaking off wrapped with vinyl? Mine is starting to flake around the passenger window so I was thinking a black vinyl would look cool to cover it. Thoughts?
  6. https://driving.ca/auto-news/industry/consumer-reports-cites-gm-for-lack-of-engine-reliability-in-some-trucks I haven't had issues YET with my 6.2L with 180000 km on it, but I am watching this closely.
  7. Exactly the same thing happening to me. Drivers side door- same spot. Not sure what I'm gonna do.
  8. My condenser bit it this summer as well. 2015 High Country. Cost me $1800 out of pocket.
  9. Yeah, I had to go through the fender too on my 14 Silverado. Remove the air-box on that side. IT was a bitch on my larger than average hands and wrists, but I used a video from YouTube as my guide. YouTube is my go to now for lots of repairs... (other than this site, of course).
  10. I had an issue with my 14 and the headliner and carpet being wet on the drivers side. I had just had the windshield replaced so I took it back and the tech had it for the afternoon and noticed a few things. He said it was quite common with chevys: the hose coming off the drip tray on the sunroof had come loose and was leaking from there. It had been a heavy slush/snow when I first noticed it so as it melted it had filled up the drip tray. Not sure if that applies but something to check maybe?
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