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Hi all,

 

Long time lurker, first time poster. Bought a 17 Sierra All Terrain yesterday.

 

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Really impressed with the ride and how comfortable it is. Then again I traded a wrangler unlimited with a 3.5 inch lift and 35's. Going to miss the doorless days, but not the on road manners.

 

Told the wife yesterday I wasn't going to touch the truck for a while. Well that changed pretty quickly and now just trying to hold off until after upcoming vacation trip.

 

Nothing major, maybe a 1.5 inch level on the front to start...

 

 

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Perfect! Now there is no excuse to not listen to her in that quiet composed ride! Nice pickup!

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Perfect! Now there is no excuse to not listen to her in that quiet composed ride! Nice pickup!

Sounds like a reason for an aftermarket exhaust!! [emoji48]

 

 

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Hi all,

 

Long time lurker, first time poster. Bought a 17 Sierra All Terrain yesterday.

 

31f54e0cb89ec07519a28a080a8afb93.jpg

 

5d1d9011569f4dcd4e4908f70fb6fe7d.jpg

 

Really impressed with the ride and how comfortable it is. Then again I traded a wrangler unlimited with a 3.5 inch lift and 35's. Going to miss the doorless days, but not the on road manners.

 

Told the wife yesterday I wasn't going to touch the truck for a while. Well that changed pretty quickly and now just trying to hold off until after upcoming vacation trip.

 

Nothing major, maybe a 1.5 inch level on the front to start...

 

 

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That's a nice looking truck, OhioLion! If you ever have any questions or would like the build sheet for your new Sierra, please send us a private message and we would be more than happy to help.

 

Best,

Philip J.

GM Customer Care

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Nice looking truck. Welcome I'm a former buckeye (well still in my blood) been in Florida 35 yrs now.

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