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5 hours ago, robsieb said:

I've had both a 2014 and 2016 All Terrain in black and really liked the 2019 AT4 in black but after two in a row I needed a change. I really wished they would offer the AT4 in the bright red but it was apparent they were never going to do it (although they do make the Elevation in that color). Haven't had a chance to shoot many more pics but here are a couple more.

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I ordered that exact colour less than a month ago. So happy I did. 

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Some quick pictures.  I took off the factory steps and put on the off road ones.  Looks better to me. 

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18 hours ago, Black02Silverado said:

Some quick pictures.  I took off the factory steps and put on the off road ones.  Looks better to me. 

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Damn I love that CC Standard look 

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On ‎1‎/‎24‎/‎2019 at 5:54 PM, smrr1 said:

Nope. They are. Take a closer look. 

Some T1s come with the Bridgestone. Some come with the Goodyear Trail Runner A/T

 

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On ‎1‎/‎30‎/‎2019 at 12:42 PM, robsieb said:

Picked it up over the weekend.

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I thought all AT4 and Trail Boss packages came with the Wrangler DuraTrac tires?

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On ‎1‎/‎30‎/‎2019 at 1:29 PM, GMC-AT said:

Not the best pic..will get more later5e04fa691ce8518c1b3d60eede11b455.jpg

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Hey Evel. Great Looking Silverado. Satin Steel is my favorite color on this T1 Gen. 

I think you made the right choice over the original white you had in mind :thumbs:

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16 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

I thought all AT4 and Trail Boss packages came with the Wrangler DuraTrac tires?

No, I believe the difference comes with your wheel size choice. The 18” wheels come with the Wrangler tire where the 20” wheels come with the Bridgestone Dueler. At least it appears that way on the AT4s. 

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14 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

I thought all AT4 and Trail Boss packages came with the Wrangler DuraTrac tires?

On the trailboss, the 18s come with the Duratracs and the 20s come with Bridgstone Duelers

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The 20" wheels would look so much better with the DuraTracs or a more aggressive A/T tire.

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Just now, Sierra Dan said:

The 20" wheels would look so much better with the DuraTracs or a more aggressive A/T tire.

Problem is those Duratracs ride like crap! They are loud and rough. Bridgestones ride soooo much nicer!

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1 hour ago, Sierra Dan said:

Some T1s come with the Bridgestone. Some come with the Goodyear Trail Runner A/T

 

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Exactly... I was surprised to find my RST truck came with the Goodyear and not the Bridgstone Duelers.  It seems the earlier build Z71 came with the Bridgstone Duelers... then I guess GM switched to Goodyear. 

Either way is fine by me.. they both look good.  The goodyears ride like a dream and actually have a little bite to them.

 

 

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2 hours ago, GMC-AT said:

Exactly... I was surprised to find my RST truck came with the Goodyear and not the Bridgstone Duelers.  It seems the earlier build Z71 came with the Bridgstone Duelers... then I guess GM switched to Goodyear. 

Either way is fine by me.. they both look good.  The goodyears ride like a dream and actually have a little bite to them.

I agree. They both look good. They both have some aggressive looking sidewall detail and do not look like a passenger type highway tread like the factory GoodYear SR-A's on K2

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Yes, the factory SR-A on the K2 was a joke.. it was the first thing I got rid of when I had those trucks. 

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2 hours ago, GMC-AT said:

Yes, the factory SR-A on the K2 was a joke.. it was the first thing I got rid of when I had those trucks. 

Agreed, plus charging a extra $200

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