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3 hours ago, ManyCamaroz said:

I like the seats in my '21 and prefer the firmness. I drove a Super-Duty about 6k miles on a trip several years ago and it was not comfortable. I ended up buying and using a foam stadium seat to make it somewhat bearable while on that trip. 


Agreed. I prefer the firmer seat to the seats I had in my ‘21 super duty. I would sink in and they wouldn’t provide as much support. This made them more fatiguing and harder to get out of. Just wish the GM seats had better bolstering. They are pretty flat. 

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Dunn
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the seats are like a rock and no they dont break in......I always felt the seat base is too short as well and agree for some reason they really missed ergonomics of steering wheel and seating relation

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Material is different, but same adjuster on SLT/AT4/Denali.   Material description - SLT/AT4/LTZ/HC -- Perforated Leather-appointed front seats Denali -- Forge Perforated Leather-a

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The seats in the T1's just outright 100% plainly suck and I could tell the second I sat in one the measurements were just not going to allow for a good seating position Base height etc. Foam, material

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We don't drive everyday...only camping trips. Our longest trips are 8 hours and I have no problem with the way I feel after those 8 hours. I do share the drive with my wife so I am not in the driving position the whole time since I can be in the passenger seat with it reclined when not driving. Not sure I would change anything.

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I've always bought mid trim level trucks (1982 High Sierra K15 the first) & have owned each subsequent version. All were regular cabs. Of all of them, I [b]hated[/b] the seat in my 2017 2500HD. I just never felt comfortable in it. That being said, I do like the seat in my 2024 2500HD crew cab, LT package.

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