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10 hours ago, CCuthroat34 said:

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Absolutely gorgeous rig !!!   This thing looks like it’s ready to do business ??

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On 12/30/2019 at 4:09 PM, cfwilli3 said:

Hey everyone!

 

Long time lurker. Here are a few pics of my AT4!

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Hands down imho the nicest model GM has out there right now....I love my 2018 Sierra Denali Ultimate, but if you guys keep posting these pics.....??

Congrats on a beautiful ride.....

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Traded in my 2015 2500 Denali for a new 2020 AT4.  Coming from that truck, I had to have good tow mirrors.  These new ones are massive, they do not power extend but they sure provide awesome visibility down the sides.  So far, I am loving this truck.  Much improved interior over my 2015, infotainment is so much better.  Long live The General!

 

 

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6 minutes ago, 453030 said:

Traded in my 2015 2500 Denali for a new 2020 AT4.  Coming from that truck, I had to have good tow mirrors.  These new ones are massive, they do not power extend but they sure provide awesome visibility down the sides.  So far, I am loving this truck.  Much improved interior over my 2015, infotainment is so much better.  Long live The General!

 

 

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Wish i had these mirrors as well

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Second time in a few weeks one of these was parked by me when I came out of the gym [emoji51]

 

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Posted
4 hours ago, mistaare said:

20” rims? 

Actually 22" wheels 

Posted
31 minutes ago, mistaare said:

Nice! Are those 45’s then? 
 

great looking set-up!

Thanks!! Yup tires are Nitto Ridge Grapplers, 285/45/22

Posted
4 hours ago, bell1658 said:

Thanks!! Yup tires are Nitto Ridge Grapplers, 285/45/22

Nice looking truck Bell.

Posted
9 hours ago, mistaare said:

Nice! Are those 45’s then? 
 

great looking set-up!

Thanks!

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