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PAThwacker wrote:
What you don't understand is payload. The most important variable in towing campers. Loaded vehicles like Denali, Laramie, lariat,and king ranch are loaded trims across all platforms
More options equals less payload. Equals less tow rating
โJul-15-2017 11:01 AM
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โJul-13-2017 04:39 PM
Bionic Man wrote:
The reports I have seen show the 6.2 pretty much equal to the 5.3 in mpg. For that reason, I'd o for the 6.2. (That is the reason I went with a Yukon Denali XL).
And I could be wrong, but I don't remember seeing a 6.2 in a Burb.
โJul-13-2017 04:35 PM
Lwiddis wrote:
"You may want to consider an Excursion for your family"
But, Thom, the newest Excursion is 12 years old...and beat to heck.
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โJul-10-2017 09:56 PM
Black Eagle wrote:
We have a 23 ft Jayco Jayfeather dry weight #4100. Current TV is our Honda Pilot touring which lags a little on steep hills but transmission stays nice and cool.
Looking for a larger SUV for and am comparing Chevy Tahoe vs Yukon Denali. I've got a family of 5 plus large dog and not sure if the 5.3L Tahoe can handle the Rockies or if I need the larger 6.2L in the Denali. I don't expect to be getting a larger trailer in future but you know how that goes. Need SUV for family seating arrangement, trucks are out.
Thanks
โJul-10-2017 07:21 PM