Yes in 2wd. Sound was coming from original AcDelco pads and continued after being replaced with brand new AcDelco pads. I will pull that axle to inspect retaining clip and grease during.

Definitely not wind noise, wheel bearings seemed just fine on the lift, and don't make any sound on the highway.

It only happens between 10-15mph and only when turning so I don't think a wind noise. This truck doesn't have the active radiator shutters either... Thanks for the suggestions though! I'm really leanin towards brakes.

This truck was running Goodyear Wrangler Ultra Terrain (285/65/20) tires on 20x10 0 offset MotoMetal MO970 wheels.

Fairly certain it sat there for the fist week without being looked at. I got impatient but figure I'll take her back just in case its a warranty issue. She's still covered for another 5,000 miles.

Up till now she's been perfect... At least I can still drive and use the truck, just want the dang sound gone!

@ understandable , I wanted to ask you bou the transition from the 4 inch lift to to the 6 , why the change ?

@davidolla9148 the 4” ReadyLift kit was really just a glorified leveling kit, suspension geometry in the front was maxed out. I decided I’m keeping the truck for a while and wanted to have the suspension done right. The BDS kit returns everything to factory angles hopefully making her more reliable in the long run.

@@limitedslipautomotive 🤝🏾gotchu

If your truck was originally equipped with blind spot monitoring it will maintain the function. If it did not from the factory, these do not add it.

You are right 🤦‍♂️ Ronin Factory antenna, BulletPoint Rubigrid phone mount!

First select either the left or right mirror on your mirror adjustment buttons. Next, on the adjustment d-pad push left, left, right, right to activate the module. You will hear two beeps. From there, pushing the right button on the adjustment d-pad will turn the spot lights on and off.

Did u end up doing this ?

@ not yet

That would be an awesome feature.. I wonder if they could add that to their wireless module?

Glad to hear that shes goin strong!

@limitedslipautomotive thanks

I knew I missed something!

Rust is typically a result of salt / magnesium chloride being used to treat the roads for ice. Where I live, these methods are minimally used so I am not seeing any major issues. The frame has the standard surface rust, but I try to wash my truck at least once a week. Might be a different story in Michigan or similar areas, where are you at?

@ I’m in Canada Ontario They salt a lot here I have a winter beater I use in winter but iv wanted a trail boss for 2 years now but I’d hate to rust a new truck and if I don’t drive it in winter then I feel it’s a waste only using it half a year lol

​​@@brad6938get it undercoated with Krown Rustproofing or Fluid Film. There's places that are authorized to use Krown and Fluid Film just do a Google search. You won't have any rust if you get it sprayed every year.

Ya... These GM front ends are notoriously easy to throw out.

This truck has a G80 rear locker. It’s “automatic”, when it senses a significant speed differential in the rear wheels it engages.

Good luck!

Never had any issues with the 2019 truck while I owned it. I traded it in for a brand new 2021 with the AFM system, and to this day am using the same chip as in this video. 55k miles on my 2021 now with 0 issues related to the AFM system.

Thank you for the support!!

I have a 22 rst and don’t have afm. Like you said no chips.

You are correct. There were some trucks made during the covid shutdowns that came with the mechanical equipment for AFM/DFM but not the chips required to make it operate. If your truck does not have this system it will be noted on the window sticker. My truck is equipped with the chips that make the AFM functional.

@@limitedslipautomotive 👍🏼

My 2022 refresh rst does not have dfm. I ordered it in march of 2022. I also have the 5.3.

Thanks for the support! Itching to ride more and make more videos, but it was -6 out here this morning. Hoping to haul her down to the desert at some point to get more riding in! What mods have you done to yours?

@@limitedslipautomotive The two things that made the biggest difference were suspension and tires. There are quite a few options for both. I went with the full Race Tech suspension setup, sprung and valved for my weight and riding style. I have the rear shock with remote reservoir, high/low speed compression and rebound; front fork kit with Gold Valves. Some say this is overkill on this bike but not for me, it was well worth it. I've tried a few different sets of tires. The Dunlop D606 and Pirelli MT21 were a great overall combo, they wore quick, (Depends on amount of road Miles), and got quite loud as they did. Last season I put on the Motoz Tractionator Enduro I/T in the rear, and the Motoz Tractionator Enduro S/T in the front. The front is a 90/100/21 "Fatty", I love this combo and will stick with it. Can't speak to tread wear yet, after one riding season they are holding up great. We have a lot of sand and varied terrain here in Michigan and the front tire just floats in the sand and hooks up everywhere. These tires are aggressive but handle very well on road as well. I run 16/18psi off-road and 22/24psi on road with no rim locks. Motoz are not cheap, but I got through some stuff that I thought there was no way. I tried the Tusk Waypoint combo, they were just "Ok". Worked best loaded down for Moto-camping with extra on road miles. I have a few Rally Raid products and really like them, especially their extended kickstand for upgraded suspension. Twelve O'clock Labs fender eliminator and integrated tail light/turn signals, front turn signals wired as running lights, and the Cyclops headlight bulb. Nice and bright. ProTaper bars, CR Mid, with the ProTaper risers. Zeta break and shift levers. Zeta folding front break and clutch levers, love these as they can fold backwards and I hate Barkbusters. Few other odds and ends.... I installed the 550 Performance ECU, (Stock improved 93 Octane), with their open airbox lid, running the stock air filter W/removed backfire screen. Love this setup, smoothed everything out, quieted down the stupid "5K Rattle" and runs great overall. This is as far as I will go on this engine, you can go crazy with engine mods but I'm not giving up the reliability. I don't want a loud exhaust so for now I am leaving it alone although, there are some definite benefits to changing it. Had the Acerbis 3.7gal Tank on for a while, switched back to the stock metal tank as I prefer the slimness and lighter weight.....that's 10 extra pounds up high. If I ever get out to do the Colorado BDR I will put it on for that. Sorry this is a long response, hope it helps a little. I was looking everywhere for any info on what worked and what didn't when I got mine.

All makes and models are bound to have their issues. As for the GM trucks, the 6.2’s are seeming to have more lifter issues than the 5.3’s. The 8 speed transmissions aren’t as good as the 6 or 10 speed. Change your oil often (I do every 5k or earlier). Clean the air filter, let her warm up, and stay on top of maintenance is really all you can do. In all of my 2008+ Chevy trucks I’ve owned I make sure to disable the AFM or DFM systems too.

@ gotchu , what if AFM delete ?

@@davidolla9148 range technology makes a chip that you plug into the OBD2 port. It costs about $250. It prevents the truck from shutting down cylinders (V8 to V4).

@@limitedslipautomotive Thas a bet Thank you ! Trying to buy one this summer

This is the small one. I was unable to film my impressions video due to snow starting to fall, but I would recommend the large one if you are going to get one. This screen does keep wind off of my chest, but pushes air straight into my helmet making it extremely noisy. I am 6’2” so a shorter rider may not have the same issue.

@ Thanks. I’m only 5’11”, but that’s mostly from the hips up, so would probably have a similar experience. Might have to compromise though. The larger one sort of straightens out at the top and might be a little awkward off-road.

I have a difficult time recommending the ReadyLift kit at this point (actually have a video recorded on it). The 4" kit (assuming your Sierra isn't an AT4) is really just a glorified leveling kit. While it does correct angles on the upper control arm, sway bar and CV angles are out of wack. I didn't have any problems with mine over 40k miles, but the angles and geometry really aren't great. I would recommend saving up a little longer and getting a proper kit that brings all the angles back to proper spec, especially if you pull a trailer often.

@ yea I figured, I’ve heard a lot of mixed opinions on the ready lift. I am on the verge on buying it but seeing what other people say about the lift makes me rethink. I don’t have a trailer hooked up all the time just once in a while. I mostly am loaded up in the back of the bed with material or tools. One of the main reasons I am not too worried about the Cv Angles since I don’t plan on doing anything crazy off-road wise and the truck will mostly just be on pavement. I guess I’m just more worried about how the kit will affect the truck overtime especially since I plan on keeping this truck for a while. Do you have another lift that you recommend that’s not too far off the price of the ready lift or would you say I shouldn’t be too concerned. Thanks for the reply man, I’ll make sure to subscribe !!

I’m still assuming your truck isn’t the AT4 so it doesn’t have the factory 2” kit. You could get away with a leveling kit (brings only the front up). Those are mostly safe and don’t stress the angles too bad, but still not “ideal”. Rough country and BDS make some options that replace the upper control arms too. Otherwise you can get the GM factory lift for around $1600 I believe. Anything past 3” you want to be dropping the diff cross member which costs $$$ for a kit and $$$$$ to install. What trim is your truck?

@ I have the SLT Trim so nothing was lifted when I bought the truck.

I have also looked at the roughy country kit that comes with the lifted struts and upper control arms. That one is a 3.5 lift, I don’t know if you think that one is any better for my situation lol

Thank you!

I like them a lot!

Appreciate it! It's a big difference!

That’s great to hear! Itching for winter to be over so I can get back to riding!

I did not do the Velcro on the tail gate. It hasn’t posed any issues with flop or movement when I have the topper installed.

They are a great addition for the truck for sure!

@ still waiting for mine to ship!

Hopefully they get to you soon brother.

My pleasure! Haven't had any issues with mine so far so it's staying as is!

Depending what vehicle you have, you may not have to drill. With my 2025 Sierra it uses existing holes that you take out 2 existing screws and put 2 new ones in the same holes with the base..

@@mbrait2 That's super handy... The pre-refresh trucks don't have that unfortunately.

If you can swing $100 for a shop to replace the muffler with a straight pipe I'd recommend it.

She's great! Definitely ready for warmer weather.

This was filmed in Colorado.

Oh 100%! A little more power on this thing and it would be the ultimate light adventure platform.

They are!! Awesome to have some light out to the sides especially with the 5% tint on the windows.

I do not have the Bose speakers in this truck. As for cone material I am not 100% sure, but believe they are paper from what I have read online.

I am currently running the 4” BDS lift with Fox shocks (6” for Trail Boss), 20x10 -18mm Fuel Clash wheels, and 35x12.50 Nitto Ridge Grappler tires.

@ Thanks man. I have the same rig color and all. 60k miles and running strong💪

Haha, hope he’s watching!