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With a 500 mile drive on a seat that feels like a cardboard box filled with books; there is much repositioning with seating position. An issue with the seat and its contributing design is that there is a stitched ridge around the seat that does cut into your leg. Not much alternative here. I have simply never had such a hard uncomfortable seat. I have a new C7 Corvette. Comfortable. Chevrolet HHR. Definately ok. My friend has a 2018 Yukon Denali. Another friend with a 2500 Sierra Denali wants to buy another brand because of the poor seats. A $70,000 vehicle should expect premium comfort. Sadly, I borrowed a demo while waiting at the dealer. Chev Silverado. Seats were fine. Dealers are aware that the seats are junk. The Canyon Denali feels like a wood plank. Dealer says they haven’t seen them soften. Too bad, the vehicle does drive well has a good suspension. Wonder if there was a running improvement? Dealer had 3 identically equipped Denali’s. $68,335, $68,035, and $67,935 MSRP.

Clearly the caveat is let the buyer beware. Yet, after buying and driving 50 vehicles which all have acceptable seat comfort; the assumption is that: 1. Personally you have never had a seat comfort issue 2. The most expensive vehicle in it’s class (advertised and rationalized as having the greatest comfort) would have minimally acceptable seating. These seats simply hurt. I hope that someone has found dealer solutions. Sitting on accessory pads shouldn’t be a requirement in a Denali

Just bought a 2019 Sierra 1500 Denali yesterday. Drove the truck 475 miles home. The drivers seat is very hard and uncomfortable after a short distance. I thought that the best truck in the price line at least would be most comfortable. I have the Denali Ultimate package. I have owned many vehicles in all price levels. I have never had a seat issue. I don’t think that I can drive or keep this thing. My right leg lost circulation twice. The seat simply hurts. Feels like a bleacher. Never assume anything and never trust that the most expensive is great. Sheepskin just adds expense to an already costly mistake.