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Every once in a while, I hear a sloshing sound but it doesn't seem to be a problem otherwise.

I'm looking for longevity. V-8 Suburbans statistically last longer than V-6 Fords.

Ford doesn't make any SUV's with a V-8.

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When you're in part-time 4WD on a hard, dry surface, the vehicle is going to buck when turning as the front wheels are fighting the back wheels as they both want to rotate at different speeds. All part-time 4WD vehicles will do this. And this is hard on the drive train. That's why they call it "part-time." You don't want to leave it in this mode for regular driving. The AUTO mode solves this problem by running in 2WD and only engaging 4WD when a loss of traction is detected.

GM Recalls 460,000 Vehicles for Rear Wheel Lock-Up Risk https://www.theepochtimes.com/business/gm-recalls-460000-vehicles-for-rear-wheel-lock-up-risk-5759400

GM Recalls 460,000 Vehicles for Rear Wheel Lock-Up Risk https://www.theepochtimes.com/business/gm-recalls-460000-vehicles-for-rear-wheel-lock-up-risk-5759400

Never forget that Suburbans are sought simply for their towing capabilities. The max towing package will add resale value to any Suburban. If you have to pay more (and/or shop longer) for a Suburban with max towing, it will bring back more money in the future if/when you choose to sell it.

Is there a reasonable place where I can tap some power in the overhead console for a dash cam?

Is it stolen?

GM To Fix Chevy Tahoe, Suburban And GMC Yukon Third-Row Headrest Issue https://gmauthority.com/blog/2021/04/gm-to-fix-chevy-tahoe-suburban-and-gmc-yukon-third-row-headrest-issue/

How dads feel when you ask for their help with literally anything Note: Dad shows up in a latest generation GMC Yukon https://www.facebook.com/reel/1268563370450502

A friend of mine had a problem just like this with her Toyota. The problem was a weak battery in her key fob.

I get a noise in the back, too, in my 2021 Suburban. I would characterize it as more of a "clunking" noise. It's either the lift gate glass or the doors on the deck floor. I can't really nail it down. It seems worse if I have gear in the back (which suggests the floor) but it also seems worse when I have the windows open (suggesting air pressure on the lift gate glass).

I'd like to install an in-car camera. Is there a good place to tap power in the overhead console for a camera?