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You might have, say, a Monday vehicle, a Tuesday vehicle. One for Wednesday, one for sunny days, one for rain. One for snow or sleet or freezing rain. To the lilt of Dr. Seuss: Would you drive one through the swamp? Through the Woodlands you could romp! You could drive one on the sand? You...

Usually sellers post prices. That way even if someone wants to trade something, theres a competitive value to play on. I'd be interested in seeing some of the asks, especially for the Wagoneer

That's the case with carpet as well. It just seeps under. And does not always dry on its own. Either way, carpet or vinyl, best thing to do is get nice, deep tray type weather resistant floor mats

A hand/fingernail scrub brush will actually help move those annoying dog hairs, etc. Especially tilted at about a 45°

...either way, I'm past BOTH of those numbers

So...were there enough issues that GM decided to extend the warranty fir that specific issue only?

It's not a GM warranty fix.

Yeah. That's what I said before you went off talking about buying and installing parts. I know for a fact, as I had mine done. They shouldn't give you any guff about it at all, like I said. Unless it had already been done before, but it should be listed. The infi on the recall is out there...

If you didn't but it new, and your VIN shows no recalls, it may have been done by previous owner

I'm sure it is. I had my 2014 done a few years ago

Yep. I've had two GMT400 Big Blazers and a 2nd gen WJ Jeep Grand Cherokee leave me on flatbeds. The Blazers, one was over 300K, the other was close to that but rear frame rot. And those were 30 gallon tanks right between the rear frame rails. It was time. This looks really good AND comfy.

Nice ride. I'm partial to GM, and definitely partial to the old big Blazer/ Jimmy, Tahoe/Yukon, 'Burban SUV group. I'm intrigued, though. 175K on a GM vs 230K on a Toyota...you are almost in the same territory there. I'd get it to a transmission shop and have that checked out first. Its...

Ventilation

Cross-breeze. Crack one on each side, for example. Still better off than totally closed windows, especially if you have the dash fan running with the a/c

But they get to not die of carbon monoxide poisoning. It's not as if tempered glass has much insulative properties anyway. Lose a little economy, gain a lot of insurance

Crack open a window

That tells you they dont do it.

The LT type BFG AT KO2 also come in load C. I have some on my truck now. Not exactly 33's but they are 32.7" (LT285/70/17 or thereabouts), and 3 Peak Mountain Snowflake rated. Ride comfort maybe not quite as smooth as the Michelin LTX, but I dont feel like my ******** and back are being treated...

I thought you were pulling a dad-joke hat trick

We've got plans and plane tix to Iceland next month. We aren't shipping a vehicle or overland, we only have a few days. Thanks for the report