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OK, I'm gonna call BS on this one. This is the dumbest idea I've ever heard.

Denali Tails FTW

No new harness needed to install the Denali tails, but you do have to modify the tails slightly* for the Tahoe bulbs to insert. Will take about 5 minutes for the modification and about 20 minutes to install overall.

Looks good w84. Although a wider chrome strip might have worked better. I used 3/4" on my running boards and rear step. Also, you can remove the yellow emblem from the rear bow-tie, leaving it chrome, in about 5 minutes. Do a search for the how-to.

Yes, that's a great deal IF you trust the Yahoo's at WalMart to do it correctly. I'd rather do it myself. I can change the oil myself quicker than I can drive to WalMart and back. Plus, I know it is done correctly.

Stopped buy the local Autozone to pick up some car wash soap to try and get rid of hard water spotting problems. While there, I found that today through June 25th, Autozone has 5 quarts of full synthetic plus a Mobil1 filter for $25.99. Savings is about $17. I believe that you can get up to 2...

I also have a black 'Hoe with cashmere interior. I chose black weathertech. It looks great on the tan/black truck.

Wow, $330 a pair They don't look $330 good. I put Denali tails on my Tahoe for $65 plus shipping and they look great.

Yes, I have the plates. They hold the rails in place. The problem is with the End Caps.

I am adding an Escalade roof rack to my 07 Tahoe. The install went smoothly until the end caps. For the life of me, they just don't want to snap down in place. For anyone who has done this install, do you have any tips or suggestions???

06Evo, Look at the pics of the back of my truck to see the chrome bowtie that is under the yellow sticker. Just peel it off very carefully from the chrome underneath. Don't worry about breaking it, you won't want it again. But, don't scratch the chrome. Use some WD40 to clean up any...

Looks great 06Evo. But, you gotta peel off that yellow sticker from your rear bowtie.

Magnaflow. Sounds great, not too loud.

Here's a few pics. Escalade roof rack is currently "in progress" And one of my other project ride:

I believe the $165 ones are new in the box. Mine were take-offs. I don't have any pics, but they were a direct swap in . Required a small notching of the bulb socket, but this took maybe 5 minutes. Swapping in the Escalade tails is much more complicated because they are LED. Also, they have...

Got mine on Ebay for $65 plus shipping. Look great on my black LTZ. 1000% better than stock. Also removed the yellow plastic leaving a chrome bowtie, and debadged (got rid of that ugly flex fuel emblem). Rear end is now the sex.

Got mine from Autoanything.com $475 shipped with the coupon code. Put it on today and very happy so far. http://www.autoanything.com/exhausts-mufflers/61A3570A0A0A2570303.aspx

Thanks, but those are all parts I all ready have... I need to know if there are separate part numbers for the plastic base that goes under the side rails and end caps.

I purchased a used Escalade roof rack for my 2007 Tahoe. I got two side rails, four end caps, two cross rails and the two alignment "plates". It looks great, except the bottom black plastic base is dinged up. There seem to be three separate pieces on each side, one below the chrome bar and...

Yep, that's how I found mine. In the middle of October, there were only three that fit my criteria within a couple hours drive from me, First dealership didn't want to make me a deal. Second truck was sold before I could get to it. Third was the charm. Good luck and don't be too picky with...