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looking to get one for my Sierra. either this or the Wildpeak because of the snow here in Canada.

I was on the phone and my girl said “who is in the car with you? 😅

How’s the MPG ? Why buy this instead of a Duramax?

Hi Are you sure they're 3 ply sidewalls? I can't find that info anywhere. Everything I see says the Toyo ATIII is a 2 ply sidewall.

Where that oil leak was almost looks like a rear main seal leak....might be where your loss of engine oil whent to

My brother in Christ, thank you 1000 times! This has been bugging me the past year and your video saved me!!

Can I get a copy of the gps file? Thanks for sharing so much valuable info.

I still think they are too small for the truck. I have the same truck and I may end up lifting it a little to fit 35’s.

How’s life?,enjoyed. well channel~take it easy,

Sweet truck!

Great review! Two questions for you is this route wide enough for 4x4? And could you share the link to the onX route

How did they affect your fuel mileage compared to the factory tires?

Thank you for the review!

Did those 285 work without rubbing

Thanks for the great run down. I'd appreciate it if you could send me the gpx file but didn't see a way to private message on youtube. Please advise, thanks Mark.

Thanks for a great review of your trip on the CPPAT. I love the fact that you had your dad and daughter along for the adventure. You are making memories for a lifetime! Safe travels and Happy Adventures!

You are a saint. I can not wait to disable this shit.

I wouldn't say the factory are horrible in the snow, ran them all last winter here in Alaska and they did surprisingly well. What do you think of the Toyo's?

I log all of my service with carfax

its just a shame GM makes no effort to support self servicing, including self reporting maintenance to carfax

u rock bruh.. drove me crazy...

Cool..

Very nice setup. I have a 2021 2500 SLT x31 gasoline. Wonder if the height is the same as the AT4 version. I want to go with 285/65/20 as well. Can’t find much accurate info on it.

Need so.e clarification. I just called Bilstein about the front shocks and they told me that you must have a 1.5 inch lift/leveling kit in order to use on a 2024 gmc sierra 2500. They are even advertised as such on their website. Obviosly they worked on your 2024. Any thoughts or do you think tech rep at bilstein was just reading off the notes posted on website. It states " for 1.5 lift" unlike the rears that state " for trucks with 0-1.5 lift" . Thoughts?

so why didn't you do that on your Sierra?

Thank you good sir. Trying this first thing in the morning. Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful mothers in your life!

Yeah I messed up a couple of the “steels” the manufacturers like to put the model numbers instead of the steel type sorry about that guys. None the less. I enjoy buying American no matter the cost. I try not to support cheap quality foreign made stuff.

Leek is model #1660, the stainless is actually sandvik 14C28N which while cheaper than some, holds an edge really well. This is my favorite “budget” knife around, and isn’t too big to draw attention. Nice collection!

Very nice!👍🏽

Thank you so much!!!

Great video and very helpful. How do you think they will hold up towing? I pull a small 24ft rv. About 7k lbs total. Have you towers with the new shocks ?

Nice!! I’m going with 285/65/20 on my 2024 tundra

Do you leave the connector in all the time or do you remove it when parked? Wondering how safe it would be to leave it in 24x7. I feel like someone might grab it if it's unsecured. Awesome hack though. I never would've thought of that.

Just picked up my '24 HD AT4 today. Thanks for your videos. Very helpful for sure. I'm of the same mindset that extended oil change intervals will not help your truck last. I only put about 6,500 miles a year on my trucks and change my oil at least every 6 months or 3-4k miles. I'd rather change it early than leave the oil in there too long. Anyway, thanks for sharing the tips and your experiences.

Thank bro ! Works also on the Chev 2500 HD

you ride a Guzzi, excellent 👍

Perfect. I am buying the same fit my at4. Any issues with moving up a size ?

Rotella t4, t6 best bang for the buck any carbureted engine. Don't forget NON ethanol gas.

Just them on my 2005 2500 hd

That has been a gm thing for years. My 2016 2500hd did the same thing last year. It was passenger side door harness that was the worst of the 2. Mind you this truck now has 240 thousand on it. Corrosion was so bad had to rewire at that door junction.

the factory robots were upgraded with AI and the first thing they did was go on strike... don't worry, the new part will magically be better than the old part

I have a 2011 Silverado LT extended cab 4x4 that I bought new. At about 100k I installed the Bilstein 4600 at all four corners and afterwards wished that I had done it when it was new. We moved to the Ozarks and have a lot of curvy roads. Before the Bilsteins I had to slow way down for the curves where, after the swap, I tested some of them and could take them comfortably at 10 over. I don't do it normally but know that I'm good if one sneaks up on me. I recommend doing the swap as early as possible. Don't suffer the OEM like I did. They're not worth it.

Gee eh. What can a guy expect for a 100k, a truck that actually stays out of the shop. Lol

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I agree with you on the Bosch. However, they have gotten to be SO expensive. For me (don't know about all brands of cars) I have my dealer replace them. I don't need to replace the whole wiper arm assembly. They just replace the inserts, leaving me with my original wiper arms, which to me keeps it looking factory. The cost is actually less than buying the Bosch wiper blades, and I don't have any labor involved. They've priced themselves out of business with me. Maybe this is a way for manufacturers to combat aftermarket wiper blades? IDK

THANKS BRO!!!!!

Ty for sharing, Keep us posted how they holding up.

The issue was the harness in the door. Dealer ordered in the parts, it’ll be repaired next Friday. I cleaned the connector and everything is working.