In the various reports of news concerning Chevrolet pickups, we kept hearing about a front leveling kit. GM Authority found new a few reports in early order guides from January. In February the kit came up with relation to the Canyon’s AT4 Off-Road Performance Package. Also again with the AEV’s Upgraded Colorado Bison. After waiting for three months GMA has more details. The kit is not for the truck’s raked stance by raising the front by one inch. While using an electro-coated upper spacer and a polyurethane lower spacer to maintain proper suspension geometry. Installing is a bolt-on job with low-profile nuts. So the task will require a spring compressor.
Which Car Is Going To Get The Leveling Kit?
However, it is fitted properly so the kit does not void GM’s new vehicle warranty on Colorado. We only state Colorado here because for some reason the leveling kit not for the Canyon till now as a standalone component. Also, the GMC stays raked without one of the mentioned option packages. On the other hand, for Chevy, the leveling kit is compatible with any trim in a four-wheel-drive except the ZR2. It can’t install on the two-wheel truck, nor any truck wearing wheels that are 20 inches and above. The kits are now available, through any of the Chevy dealers for $150.
There is a treat in every store of GMC for buyers. But it requires spending more money. GM Authority discovers that the 2021 Yukon offers the brand first emblem. So, priced at $475 as a dealer-installed option as a backlit show off the GMC logo in the grille. The logo is red and black. It thought that the red logo will get the nod at first. But only the front logo gets the spotlight, not the one on the tailgate. GMA says the tchotchke will soon available on all four trims when the new full-size crossover goes on sale in few months.
