Justin Blommer

Oh okay, thanks! I was thinking that U-shaped piece looked a bit like a spacer but wasn't sure if they come from the factory with a small one. It might be sorta hard to tell from the picture, but any guesses on what brand kit? Or more importantly if I'm able to clear a 285/70/17 tire?

2017 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE 4x4. I'm hoping someone with wiser eyes than mine can tell me if this truck already has a leveling kit installed -- see pics. I had always assumed it was stock (and to me it looks stock), but ReadyLift's product page for their leveling kit for this truck indicated that the front end measurement from center hub to fender on this truck should be 22" or less on a stock setup, and I measured mine at 22.5". Also i'm eyeing a ReadyLift or Motofab level kit with UCA's. I'm looking to do a 17x8.5" +0 offset Method wheel with a 285/70/r17 (roughly a 33x11.5") Nitto Ridge Grappler. Curious if anyone running a similar setup has any issues with rubbing or other concerns. Thank you!

Hi all, first post here as I'm new the forum. I have a 2017 Sierra 1500 SLE with 50k. I have an intermittent issue where the battery drains while the truck is parked and when I go to start it up, I have to jump it. I had the battery load-tested at a local shop and it is still pulling ~720 CCA so the battery itself is fine. It has only happened 3 or 4 times, but has happened both overnight and also when the truck has only been parked for an hour or so. Contrarily, I'll often go to start it after it's been sitting for a few days and have no issues. I've caught it a couple times where I've shut the truck off, gotten out and shut the door and locked it. Came back a little bit later and realized the infotainment screen was still on or the radio was playing etc. Girlfriend's Dad is a mechanic who works primarily on GM fleet trucks. He hasn't seen the truck in person but his guess is either a faulty Body Control Module or a failing door sensor, that would cause electronics to drain the battery while the truck is allegedly off. Does anyone have any thoughts on this, or know if this a common issue? Thanks, Justin