The Autoride Suspension GM Should've Offered at Automotive.com
»Locate a Dealer»Find a Used Car»Get Financing

The Autoride Suspension GM Should've Offered

Below is the 4Wheel & Off road magazine article The Autoride Suspension GM Should've Offered read the article, browse photos from the article, or search related articles in the Automotive.com Enthusiast Central.
The Autoride Suspension GM Should've Offered
P69557 Image Large

The Autoride Suspension GM Should've Offered

A 4-inch Lift Kit for Subs and Tahoes

By David Kennedy
Photography by Christian Hazel, David Kennedy

Text Size

A Suburban is a lot of truck to take out onto the trail, but that doesn’t mean you have to settle for rolling around on stock tires. Most of the places we like to go on the weekends were tearing at our front air dam and reaching for our running boards. The low ride height (not our wife) was the limiting factor in where we could take the family four-wheeling. So when Tuff Country introduced its new 4-inch lift for 2000-and-newer Suburbans and Tahoes we had to check it out. Tuff Country’s kit is designed for trucks that have the new five-link rear suspension and retains the Autoride system. GM engineers spent a lot of time and money developing the Autoride system (91 pages of the factory service manual are devoted to “Real Time Dampening”). Tuff Country recommends a certified mechanic perform the installation, so we packed up our stuff and headed to PG Series’ new Hard Rock Cafe–like facility in El Cajon, California, to have the lift installed.

Related Articles

We Get The Scoop On Classic Design Concepts' Newest Shaker Hoodscoop For Ford's Newest Mustang
Got a question for answers? Send it to mcmail@sorc.com
Keep The Outside On The Outside Of '69-'70 Fastbacks With New Weatherstripping

FIND A CAR