Autoride Suspension Prone To Problems?

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jdmoore

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Hey everyone! New guy here.

I just purchased a 2005 LT Tahoe. Who ever ordered it must have checked off every box on the option list because I don't think there's anything it doesn't have. It's equipped with the Autoride suspension. This makes me a little nervous because it no doubt would cost alot of money to fix should there ever be a problem with it. I live in Canada and the winters here are quite harsh. There is alot of salt spread on the roads which causes vehicles here to rust very quickly unless they are undercoated. This is another reason why I am concerned about the autoride option.

I know many of you probably know these SUV's inside out. Are there any issues with this suspension and if so what kind of measures can I take to ensure I don't have an expensive repair bill? Since I only puchased the Tahoe two days ago I'm not familiar with any problems they may have. If any of you have any tips on how to keep this rig running problem free I'd like to here them.

I'm a car guy and I spent all day detailing the heck out of it! Looks great! I'd also be interested in hearing about any popular modifications people are doing, performance and otherwise.

Thanks to anyone who replies. I'm looking forward to getting some great tips!
 

boostaholic

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Autoride isn't much of a hassle and there are a few companies online that sell the oem parts for much cheaper than the stealer. Just keep the undercarriage clean and you'll be fine. I used to live in minnesota and know what you're going to put the truck through, it will take it like a champ and should serve you well for years to come.
 
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