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Yep, jacked it up today and found they left a bolt loose when doing the alignment! Took it back and they got it taken care of. Was not a happy camper!

Trying to troubleshoot a suspension issue. This is actually on a 2015 Yukon XL Denali but due to having a lift figured it is more appropriate here. Has a Fabtech lift installed approx 5k miles ago. Drove perfect with no pulling and steering wheel straight. About a month ago noticed steering wheel offset and slight pull that got much worse under braking. Had an alignment and it is better but still pulls when braking hard. If I hold the wheel in the position to go straight when I brake, it pulls. If I let go of the wheel when I brake, it brakes pretty straight but the wheel turns a good bit. Also, when backing up (not when the trans is put into R but when I let off the brake and start moving) I hear a clunk from the front suspension. All bolts/parts etc look fine. Nothing loose that I can tell. Possibly a brake issue? I am thinking possibly a bad shock. No obvious leaking on either of them. If any electrical connection was disconnected it would throw a code correct? Pulling right would indicate the right shock would be the cause correct? Any other way to test the shock? Or any other suggestions on the cause? Thanks

Can anyone advise what Sierra (or other model) that has aftermarket fender flare availability would be closest to a 2015 Yukon XL? I don't mind modifying them myself but I just don't know what would be the closest fit for my Yuk.

Its in the ad but $1400. Located in Charlotte NC

4 2015 Yukon Denali 22"wheels and tires. 3 tires are brand new, one is in good shape. $1400. Located in Charlotte NC

So I am swapping from my 2002 lifted burb to a 2015 Yukon XL Denali. I plan on lifting it 4 or 6 inches. Most of the time I have my German Shepherd with me (120 lbs or so) and it works out perfectly in my 2002. He jumps into the floor, then up on the bench seat with a cover on it. It is the perfect height for him to hang his head out the window and he can stretch and lay down on the seat. It is easy enough to remove the cover and have passengers. With my XL, it has bucket 2nd row seats and he doesn't have a good position to do either of the previously mentioned. His first time in, he went right to the 3rd row. I plan on leaving those down for equipment etc (I removed the 3rd row in my 02). So I am contemplating making a platform across the buckets or leaving them completely folded forward or removing them. Any of you with large dogs have any custom setups?

So I just picked up a 2015 Yukon XL Denali Magnaride and and trying to figure out which lift kit to get. I will be happy with a 4" or 6" lift but would prefer one with the least mods needed (cutting/welding etc). I plan on keeping the stock 22" wheels and going with 33s or 35s. I see a few different options (rough country, fabtech etc) but would like some feedback on what you guys have used and the pros/cons. Any info on what issues you ran into and what mods you had to do would be appreciated. Oh and picts! Thanks PS my 2002 Burb that will soon be for sale