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'23 Denali 1500 and the driver seat is the most uncomfortable seat in any vehicle I have ever owned. Even on a short drive it feels like my upper left thigh is sitting on a brick. It's pretty sad when my son's 20k Kia is more comfortable to drive than my 70k+ Denali. It's baffling how GMC puts these terrible seats in their trucks.

I have a '23 Denali 1500 and the driver seat is incredibly uncomfortable. I had a 2020 Denali before this and never had any problems with the seat at all. My upper left thigh feels like it's sitting on a brick when when I'm driving. I need to figure out how to fix it somehow or I'm not sure how much longer I can drive this truck.

I have a 2023 Sierra Denali 1500. At around 500 miles I started to notice that the drivers seat has become super uncomfortable. I’m 6’ tall and weigh around 210-215lbs. Unless they designed this seat for a kid, I shouldn’t be having any problems. I’ve had several other GMC and Chevy trucks and have never had a problem with the seat making it physically uncomfortable to drive. The issue is that the left side of the seat protrudes into the bottom of my left thigh and makes my thigh hurt while I’m driving to the point that my thigh is sore and continues to feel sore after I’m done driving. I’ve tried adjusting the seat with no luck. Has anyone else had this issue and is this something wrong with the seat that the dealer can fix? I’m not interested in putting cushions or gel pads on the seat of a brand new truck that shouldn’t be causing me physical pain to drive, especially with the price they charge for these things. Thanks in advance.

I have a 2023 Sierra 1500 Denali and the drivers seat is incredibly uncomfortable for anything longer than a 30-60 minute drive. The sides of the seat push up into my thighs and make it unbearable to drive. I tried to move my legs around and move the seat all around but nothing works. it seems like they designed this seat for someone who is 5’6” and 150 pounds. At 6’ and 215lbs you’d think the seat wouldn’t be an issue. Who did they have test these trucks before rolling them out into production, little kids? anyone have any suggestions?