Used Chevrolet Silverado 1500 for Sale

I like the truck because it has a nice lift kit and pre-runner look to it. Unfortunately with the lift kit and larger tires comes an increased gas bill. I enjoy driving my truck so I can sacrifice the extra money in gas. I would like to install a new light bar on the truck. I have in mind a 50 inch LED light bar over the windshield that would make it bright as day. Coupled with the KNN air filter, the exhaust system makes for a nice throaty growl. Cruising along the freeway, the tires make a lot of noise since they are mud terrain tires. It is good for off roading, but not so good for the freeway. I recently tinted the windows which helps in the hot summer since my air conditioning system does not work properly. It needs a new air conditioning compressor. I intend to replace this in the somewhat near future. For a 1992 with 184,000 miles, this truck runs very well. Although it does give some slight mechanical issues from time to time, there have been no major issues to speak of since purchasing the vehicle over a year ago. Hopefully it stays that way! Overall the exterior is in very good condition with the exception of the roof paint chipping. This is another project I intend to take on in the somewhat near future.

This is the ultimate in family comfort and luxury. The Chevy Suburban is at the top of the list. It the roomiest of any vehicles and full of extras if wanted. It is beefy in all the right places and is suited for any job no matter how hard or big it might be. I have used my Suburban for pulling my 30' travel trailer as far as Bath Maine. It has never given me any problems other than normal road wear. Comfort is the word I would use when I travel for long distances. Plenty of room for 4 kids and the wife and I. Plus all the room in the back. The kids have plenty of room to move around. Since driving my Suburban I have had to order larger side mirrors. Of all the great things about the Chevy Suburban the only drawback is the size of the side mirrors. They just are not large enough for the length of the Suburban. This would be the only complaint I would have. This would and did take care of the massive blind spots. Because of the extra care involved with the design of this vehicle I can honestly say that it has spent less time in the garage than my other vehicles. She is pushing right at 300,000 miles on the original motor. The amazing thing is of all things the gas millage. I have driven from my house to Richlands West Virginia on a single tank of gas. that was almost 250 miles. That was quite impressive for the mountains and all. As far as repair costs that is another set back. It is quite expensive for repair costs because of how complex the design of the vehicle. But well worth the cost. The Suburban is the smoothest drive you will ever have and power when and where you need it. Quite the most fun driving experience you can have in a big truck. As I said plenty of power for anything you might need it for. Superb breaking and agility for a vehicle of its size. The most important feature is the feeling of total safety in this vehicle.

The Silverado serves its function as a pickup truck, while maintaining a stylish look and even the interior of the WT trim feels slightly upgraded. Acceleration takes a bit to get used to due to the new 6 speed transmission. This is the fourth Chevy truck I have owned in the past 15 years with a Vortec 4.3l engine. The 2015 version is by far the most powerful at 285hp. I am a little disappointed with the tires, a low end upgrade from the 255/70/17's offered on a lot of the models I shopped for. This truck was delivered with Bridgestone AT's 265/70/17. The tires don't seem to grip that well and prefer to spin (especially on takeoff from a stop).