Ltz6.2

My good friend is my agent, and we had a very in depth conversation this year pertaining to rising rates. What is happening is the vehicles (and components especially) are getting to be insanely expensive and hard to get ahold of due to a still limited supply due to the whole covid conundrum. Thus they need to raise rates to be able to cover this increased cost. He was telling me i could use a broker, get a better deal, but good luck collecting on a claim. They charge less and pay less or not at all because of their fine print they weasel out of claims. 75% is absurd but call and talk to them as to why. i have had my headlight replaced and was told if i wasn't still under warranty that it would be about 1200 dollars. Heck if i hit a deer, that could easily see that being 6-10k as opposed to 5 years ago pry a 2-4k bill. Home, auto, everything this year has increased. idk maybe this helps, maybe not, just thought id share my .02

Ill admit, i couldnt stop reading this.. lol

definitely not pretty and to be honest it is a cheap tumbler lock but to be honest if someone want in to any of them all it would take is a decent sized screwdriver to pry the lid open. its more of a deterrent than prevention. IMO whether it be your house, your car, or just your console safe, if they want in bad enough they will.

They are covered under warranty, ive had the drivers side replaced twice now on my '22. But dealer did warn me that if it happens after 36k mile bumper to bumper its $1200 out of pocket. so im not looking forward to that!

Honestly it just looks like a different lock, the GM one is pretty stout IMO. the lock is a little bit of a pain now and then but you also dont have to worry about changing a battery out. hope that helps a little.

ive got the stock muffler but im in the midwest if you want to pay to ship?

My uncle is manager at the local chevy dealer and when i inquired about the trail boss lift asking why to alot of the same questions he informed me that in fact the geometry does change and the axles are actually suppose to be longer to keep them in place better. if you use the stock ones it would be fine and probably never have a issue but might as well like you said if it comes with it!

im interested if you still have it.

Im only 28 and i associate the chrome with a mature, higher end appearance. To me blacked out wheels and trucks in general are "cheap" IMO. Everyone a few years ago was plasti-dipping their wheels and door handles and it just looked cheap. Having a LTZ or HC is pretty much the nicest silverado you can get and the chrome sets you apart from the other 5 or so lower models.