Taz56

Question if anyone knows. Will it work with the 2022 model GMC? I have looked at many and right now they stop at 2021 most of them. And the ones I am reading on here, such as the MX+, do not state, they just say 1998 and up. I want to make sure since all the other models seem to stop at 2021, will this do 2022? And if it makes any difference it is a half year model. I have a 2022 GMC Sierra AT4 6.2L

No. I meant to and kept forgetting.... I still want to LOL

Yes I would. I have a 2019 GMC AT4 Has not been in for anything yet except two recalls (all vehicles get them so I won't hold this against them) Never let me down, never left me stranded, never been an issue. great truck

I have used it for a total of 30 min of driving, I just got it yesterday. So I can't really answer your questions. I did not use it with Sport mode but I would as Sport mode does things this will not (tighter steering etc). As for warranty. It took 5 min (or less) to install. If I ever took my tuck in for any service I would pull it out. It does not (actually can't) write to or re-program your ECU so there would be no record of it even having been installed.

I can't afford "Made in America" with all the tariffs Trump is imposing on Canada ?

I got it yesterday and I installed it right away, it took 5 min and it was done. It was commented above that if you have sport mode this is a waste of money. I have sport mode and WOW, night and day difference. Sport mode does not come close. Glad I bought it, gives a nice KICK when you want it.

Just bought: Pedal Commander PC77 Bluetooth Year: 2019 Make: GMC Model: Sierra 1500 Sub Model: AT4Engine: 6.2 PCCA40 (-$40.00) 1 $399.99 $359.99 Scroll for more items Cost summary Description Price Total CAD $361.99 Subtotal $359.99 Shipping $2.00

I use this, I have had many people stop me and ask me where I got it from, works great, looks good. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B078VG4PS3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Has anyone installed anything like this? I could care less about this specific brand, looking more for feedback on this item in general. Worth it? Noticeable difference? Have it and wish you did not? I have the 2019 GMC Sierra AT4, 6.2L. Thanks for the feedback. https://www.amazon.ca/Pedal-Commander-Controller-Bluetooth-Elevation/dp/B07NJBWYLK/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=gmc+sierra+at4&qid=1594069663&sr=8-6

LOL... I am sure mine do, I back into my driveway so when I start it at 6:15AM it reverberates off the garage door. I can hear it clear as day from the other side of my house LOL

Probably not mine you heard LOL.. I like the "growl" it has now but honestly it is not that loud at all. (louder than stock for sure) Nov 2019 - Exhaust.mp4

My wheels are not stock no. My truck came with 265/65R18, I put on 275/60R20's

Trimming was needed yes and no I went with bigger than stock (not much)..... I think you can click on my name and go to my profile to see the pictures I have posted. I made a post and loaded some pictures to another thread on this forum.

I don't believe it is no, but I did not try anything else I just went right for the 1.5

That's a good find but I was hoping for the whole light myself and not a cover. I will however keep this saved in case I do not find what I want. Thanks for posting it.

OK. Will do.

I get that, but what I was asking is, do I go "more than 2"" because I lifted my trucks front end and I put on bigger tires? When I bought the truck lets say (for example only) that I was at 43" for the headlight, when I installed bigger tires and leveled the front end I am now at 49" Going down 2" brings me to 47" which is still higher than I was stock and I am still blinding people. The point of this post was to ask what it should be at as I did not think to measure before I lifted the front end and put on bigger tires.

Sounds the same as what I posted. I assume the 2" you are referring to is to make up for the tires and leveling kit?

Ditto on the link. I was just on Recon's website and Carid's website and found nothing so I am not sure where you guys are looking.

I am curious on headlight adjustment if anyone knows. I am curious on headlight adjustment. I own a 2019 GMC Sierra AT4. I Googled how to determine headlight height. I found this: Park against a wall on a flat surface. Mark with tape or chalk the horizontal and vertical points of the headlights on the wall. Back up 25 feet and adjust (if needed) so at 25 feet away they point in the same spot. However in my case I do not feel this is any longer relevant as I have put bigger tires on and done a front end level kit. So my stance against a wall is no longer “factory”. Is there a "height" and “width” that I should aim for, Google is not being very helpful with that.

I bought this, did not work for me. I removed it and did it again, still did not work. I spoke with customer service they told me to "fiddle with the numbers". LOL, how about making it work the way it should? I have not "fiddled" yet.

Typical winter for us is around -4F and does get down to -30F several times. LOL....

I tested yesterday and found the same thing. And that is crap. You have to sacrifice keeping your windshield and side windows from fogging up so the people in the back have heat? Not impressed.