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I'm curious about the tow vehicle? If it was single wheels on the rear axle, I bet it's tire ratings were greatly exceeded. Also, probably the axle rating was exceeded.

They may never fall, but I would be real nervous about those big trees that are close to the building.

I think it is the U 228A, which would be called a Light Autumnwood Metallic? Am I correct in the assumption that your vehicle is not really a gray or silver? https://www.automotivetouchup.com/touch-up-paint/gmc/1995/suburban/ Use the code locator link below...

Look at this truck their listing, too good to be true. https://equipmentreliabilityconsulting.com/services/sale-25-off-3/

Seems too good to be true, that's alot of equipment for that price. Also that shipping price, how far is it being hauled? I'd beware, I found where that company website domain was just created last month. Look up that company address on Google maps, it's a building near a golf course. I've...

Exactly what I was thinking, he might be a one post wonder. Maybe he can prove us wrong.

Yelp, and I'd like to see more pictures of it towing things. Plus some information about the tow truck. Appears to be a GMC or Chevy?

Keep it simple. Blackie and Brownie

I had a similar experience last fall with my 2006 Chevy 2500HD. Before deer season I took it to the Chevy Dealer that I have used for years. I bought my truck there in December 2005 and a couple of sports cars there way back in the 1980's. I didn't want to fool with crawling in under it...

I know I would be comparing apples to oranges since my truck has the 6 speed Allison, but with the 3:73 rear end my truck turns 2000 rpms at 77 MPH. I am running the 245 tires, always stuck with the size that came on it.

Congrats to you and the wife. Sounds like you are planning things out and that's major. Build the way you want it and do it right from the beginning one and done. Without a doubt the process will be stressful and might make you a little ill at times. We started a house in 2013 and moved in...

Welcome Back, don't be a stranger. Nice boat and truck, you have there.

Welcome to The Truck Stop.

Yelp I'm sold on the Blizzaks, I have actually backed up snow covered driveways without spinning, trying them out. They help a bunch about stopping, the front tires don't slide as much. They seem to be made of a soft rubber compound, which I'm sure helps with traction, plus being directional...

Very nice indeed. I have had great luck with the Blizzaks on snow and ice. I have an extra set of wheels with Blizzaks for my 2006 Chevy 2500HD and an extra set of steel wheels with Blizzaks for my beater 2002, S-10. I just put the Blizzaks on the S-10 the other day and will run them until...

My 2006 Chevy 2500HD hit the 100,000 mile mark today after 18 years and 12 days. 3000 some hours, I'd have to look at the hour meter to be exact. Major work was a new turbo a few years ago, and had some glow plugs replaced. Left rear axle seal, one of the hubs, can't remember much about the...

Not a thing wrong with the older Honda Accords. I owned 7 of them, first year model was a 1990 Coupe, the rest were Sedans from 1993 to the last one a 2006 Year model. All of them were 4 bangers, biggest issue I ever had was either the 2003 or 2006 Accord had a whine in the transmission...

Good deal, not a thing wrong with the 4Runner, I'd drive one, wife's brother has an older one with lots of miles on it. He has got great service out of it with very few problems that I know of. Its the Tacoma seating position that I despise and I have ridden in more than a few of them. Of...

Reminds me of the times when my brother in law and I headed off to Deer camp. He'd drive his Toyota Tacoma, I'd drive my 2006, Chevy 2500HD. My truck was full in the cab and in the bed, since I was staying a good while. We would arrive at camp and at some point I would ask him what kind of...

I've actually seen the middle man do the shifting....:smuggrin: