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Traded in my 2014 this week and got a pic from my buddy at the dealership of my new 2015 CC LT Z71 today!

Here she is!
They moved my brand new tires over and leveled it for me.

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Traded in my 2014 this week and got a pic from my buddy at the dealership of my new 2015 CC LT Z71 today!

 

Here she is!

They moved my brand new tires over and leveled it for me.

 

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Why did you trade? Looks to be pretty much the same truck. Were you having problems with the old one? Were you able to take off the grill guard and steps for your new one? Still love those wheels, going to be nice when I put a larger tire and small level on mine when the stockers wear out.

 

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Why did you trade? Looks to be pretty much the same truck. Were you having problems with the old one? Were you able to take off the grill guard and steps for your new one? Still love those wheels, going to be nice when I put a larger tire and small level on mine when the stockers wear out.

 

Tyler

My wife and I both got new cars. No problems with mine, just got a new one. I put quite a few miles on it this year with mountain bike races I was driving to throughout the summer...

I was able to keep the running boards, grill guard and rubber bed mat. He told me to take off anything I wanted to keep since it wouldn't add to the value of the trade at all. He also knew I just bought those new tires, and since he was a buddy of mine he helped me get them put on the new truck.

 

So that is the truck as it sits right now with a 2" level and 275/70/18 BFG KO2's

 

I'll post pics as i get the grill guard and running boards on. And I should be getting a camper shell in a couple of months for it as well.

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2" level on the front? No problems/rubbing with the 275/65's? I am looking at this setup for myself.

On ocassion it rubs the carpet liner on full lock turns. Not a big issue and pulling them back some would take care of it. Nothing important rubs tho. Clears sway bar fine and control arms etc no problems.

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My brother ended up trading his 6 MO old 15 Colorado on a Silverado yesterday. The Colorado was perfect but too small for him...

 

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Don't know who's this is but it sure is purdy:)

 

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That's beautiful

 

2014 Silverado 2WT CC Summit White 4.3L V6

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