Iridium Trucks....Post them if you got one!

OUSux · June 21, 2016

Thomcat · June 21, 2016

Not yet time for it's 6 month wash.

NWarrenZ71 · June 21, 2016

What size tires and level are you running?

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OUSux · June 22, 2016

What size tires and level are you running?

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2.5" rough country with 275/65/20s

harleyjess · June 22, 2016

wow those tires look alot bigger than that , looks good

TheColter · June 27, 2016

My Tungsten 2016 LTZ

Barbarrino · June 29, 2016

Just Joined the Iridium Club!

2016 GMS Sierra Denali Ultimate 5.3 (8 Speed)

Gibbons025 · June 30, 2016

My new 2016 GMC

ctay61983 · June 30, 2016

My Tungsten 2016 LTZ

Seriously good-looking truck right there.

griffinjc · August 28, 2016

Here's mine...

namanc6 · August 28, 2016

Here is mine. I did consider that crimson colour but I'm happy I stuck to my original choice iridium.

What size tires are you running?

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rockfish24 · August 28, 2016

What size tires are you running?

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285/65/18

Nab · October 3, 2016

14' SLT z71 on 6.5" Zone Lift on 35" open countrys with no spacers and zero rubbing all the way around!!

vertigo · October 3, 2016

2016 Denali 3500

Sorry for the crappy phone pics.

Ezekiel2517 · October 3, 2016

Leveled with 1.5" motofab level. Added Bilstein 4600s at the same time. I think they added another 0.5" to it. The next week I added 33" Nitto Terra Grappler G2s (P265/60/R20XL). They ride nice and are very quiet. Overall it looks pretty good. Would love to remove the step, but with little kids, its a necessity.

I really wanted to keep a little bit of nose down rake since I haul heavy loads and tow. This looks perfectly level to me even though the tape measure says that the front is half inch lower than rear.

Debating on options (in order of complexity):

1. Leave as is

2. Raise rear 1/2-1". Parts about $60 so not too bad.

3. Lower front by replacing 1.5" level spacer with a 1" spacer. parts cheap. Labor is more intensive. May require re-alignment.

All the posts that I read say that the z71 has a 2" rear block, but it sure looks like only an inch to me.

I have made two long distance road trips since this and still can get 20+ mpg doing 70 mph (which i guess is really 71-72 now since tires are 3% bigger). I think I lost about a half mpg highway and maybe .5-1 mpg in town.

Edited October 3, 2016 by Texas_GMC_Z71