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Another option. I have the OEM rearview camera mirror in my Denali. I liked it so much that I started looking at aftermarket camera mirrors for my other car. I ended up buying one that clips on to the existing mirror. I recently saw this on Amazon. Totally replaces the stock mirror plus you get front and rear dashcams. I installed the camera on the inside of the rear window. It is a hatchback so the rear wiper will clear away rain/snow. I think this would work great on our trucks. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B08JCC549G/?coliid=IPD3PLGMPMUUE&colid=V7378AWU6V8M&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

This is my very first pick-up truck and I absolutely love my 2020 Duramax 3.0! My previous daily driver was a 2014 Q5 TDI which was also a great car. I like the Sierra more though. Things I really like in no particular order: rear view camera mirror awesome fuel mileage comfortable ride very spacious inside and out very quiet interior the torque! some say the interior is bland but I like it. It is very functional and easy to keep clean multi-pro tailgate that column shifter - so old school! the looks of the truck HUD - all cars should have this as mandatory equipment! ICE - works for me, easy to use I plan on keeping this for a long time as well.

To the OP, did the Ram wheels with a bore of 77.8 fit your GM with a hub bore of 78.1?

I ended up going with 275/60/20 for my snow tires on a 8.5" wheel. Diameter difference: +0.6% Revs/Mile -3 I originally wanted an 18 inch wheel as I thought it would provide a better ride. Having driven my truck for over 7000 kms, I have no issues with the ride at all on the 22 inch rims. I also had difficulty finding my deisred tire for the 18" rim size. The 20" package resulted in an additional $400 CDN over the 18" package. Fast FC04X 20"x8.5" +15 offset Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 - P275/60R20 115R BSW

Hi all! I am the new owner of a 2020 Denali with the OEM 275/50/22 wheels and tires. I would like to replace this setup for the winter and am looking for opinions for regarding tire size. I want to go down to an 18" wheel and have the following sizes in mind: 265/65/18 diameter difference: +3.8% Revs/Mile -24 275/65/18 diameter difference: +2.2% Revs/Mile -14 265/70/18 diameter difference: +0.6% Revs/Mile -4 From my research it seems that 265/65/18 and 275/65/18 are more popular. I have not found anyone using the 265/70/18 size even though it has the closest specs to the OEM tire. Is there an issue with using a 70 series tire? I am leaning towards the 265/70/18. Your thoughts?

I press the top button then quickly press the lower button. If done correctly then both will open otherwise only the upper portion opens.