I like the look of them but like others have said it personal taste. I bought the Ford. Dodge was my second choice. I was getting a better deal on the Chevy and I think it is a fine truck but General Motors pissed me off when they shut the auto factories down in Ohio and Michigan when they discontinued their sedan models. They started importing their small SUV's from China instead of retrofitting their US plants to make them here . I still would not of mind it so much but they took 9 billion in US tax payer dollars during their bailout a few years back. Just does not set well with me.

Not too bad with a leveling kit... By the way, the 10 speed in this truck is pretty bad arse!

I have a GMC 2017 All Terrain. Much prefer that body style to these but that looks good leveled with the wheels.

Drive a Tundra...then the Chevy owners can look at the Toyota tailgate.

Tundra burns too much gas.

That is a fact. Mine is pretty bad on gas. But it sure is fun to drive.

those things will pass anything on the road but a gas station!

Chevy's spend too much time in the repair shop. I prefer to spend a little more on gas.

You must be dreaming Stump Humper!!!!

Nah. Stump Jumper is right. Those GMs are some flimsy things. Not as bad as the Fords and “Dodge” stuff, but pretty close. Chevy owners get to look forward to electrical issues like door lock motors and window motors pretty early into the payment book. But that’s ok, it gets them ready for the sensors and transmissions and such that come LATER IN THE PAYMENT BOOK. LOL.

My Tundra is paid in full last April, has 85,000 miles on it. During that 85,000 miles I have changed the oil and filter 8 times, replaced the BFG’s once and then replaced them again with Toyos, and replaced daytime running light/turn signal bulb on the driver side at around 60,000 miles and the passenger side a few weeks ago.

That is honest to gods truth of my experience with costs of ownership.

I haven’t had to even TOUCH another part on the truck

My last new Chevy made it 200,000 miles before it's first repair. A front wheel bearing went out. Best truck I've ever owned. Still sitting in my driveway with 415,000 on it.

Could you imagine how much gas a Tundra would use in 415,000 miles . Alot

Yeah, I could probably buy two more trucks with the savings.

Imagine how nice it is to have power, in abundance, for 415,000 miles!

Got plenty of power and gas mileage, don't need much mileage because i only drive 5 miles to the lake.