2023 GMC DENALI ULTIMATE Secret!

[@KenGray]

That's kind of cool.... It'll break in 3 weeks 🙄

[@isatntt]

and then cost 15k and 2 months to repair, if they can even find the right parts

[@connor4961]

Awe someone mad that they can’t afford it.

[@garnetdavey8776]

@@connor4961 clueless

[@pajamatime5750]

I know several people with these on Fords and GM’s up here in Canada. Half of em drive around with the running board extended all winter cause it gets jammed with snow / ice.

[@nobodymporta]

Then the warranty companies....start calling about the ...extension...

[@krisbrown1082]

Why can't we just go back to the simpler days when everything worked?

[@Lkom24]

Agreed

[@Lkom24]

Trucks are not trucks like our dads used to havr..kids will never know uncomfortable access cab bucket seats

[@jacobmiller7175]

Those will fall apart.

[@atx4fun]

In the old days, we just put 235/75/r15 tires on the truck and it wasn't jacked so high in the air. That was also handy when actually putting stuff in the bed as well. Oh and a side note, the trucks were under $20k new.

[@bcole4726]

I know! I love trucks and cars modified all to hell but new trucks kind of suck for practicality. I have a 30 year old truck that works every day I can access the bed from all sides with out a step but I can't use it for a Rock crawler but neither can this guy! If you want access using a new 70 thousand dollar truck you need a trailer. But most lumber yards deliver...

[@melohsparks313]

​@bcole4726 the person who buys this truck does not ever have to move material with it. Another 30 year old 2wd truck owner on 15" 235s here

[@bcole4726]

@@melohsparks313 yup

[@joemilton1010]

Anybody with this truck isn’t using the bed. It’s for show

[@CheddarCheeseBandit]

Great truck for getting groceries

[@RamblinRoadies]

Another potential problem.

[@es-tg9810]

one thing added: that's 10k 🤓

[@freeshavacado3959]

My short 5'7" azz will still be climbing on my tire or bumper to get in my truck, even if I had this option on my truck 😂.

[@johnherlan6875]

So my instant thoughts were. Your leg bumps up against the step and it moves back crushing your leg. Your standing on the step leaning into the bed and your grandma gets out of the front passenger door and the step moves forward and you get slung to the asphalt as the step moves forward for grandma. Your standing on the step leaning into the bed and your grandma gets out of the front passenger door and falls to her death because the step didn't move forward with you on it. It's a very stupid idea as is all Chevy / GMC crap. Buy a Ford and take it to work, not woke.

[@NDN_FTR]

More gimmicks and stuff to break.

[@jscottie1959]

Another feature on a truck we can’t use because we will never be able to buy the truck!

[@cchhiillaannggoo]

Never say never

[@ajbaums5687]

I have to open the door to get into the bed?

[@crashburn821]

Just something else to break on ya!

[@ronniemorris7328]

Sweet

[@acerp8123]

Great winter accessory

[@adventuresontheroad1969]

That's just amazing awesome!! I had to get something and got the stationary that I can access the bed with it as well but these hidden ones are so much nicer!

[@kasRose311]

“I can’t get into the bed!” 🥴

[@scooz14]

Or they could have just made the original step 8 incges longer...but more complex =better....somehow?

[@jamesrector18]

Does it come with a matching man purse? Hell of a feature to brag to your buddies while only carrying 3 bags of mulch, 4 2x4s, and one sheet of plywood. Go get'em you weekend warrior 😉

[@marcelcovaci9922]

The trucks these days are not for work anymore, are for going shopping. They don’t even make basic trucks anymore, with a manual transmission.

[@yoshis9158]

Its cool until it breaks because planed obsolescence And of course its gonna cost $5,000-$8,000 to fix Per side!!! 🙄

[@REG3305]

I'l never own another GMC. $500 for a replacement headlight housing. F that BS

[@omarramirez2335]

All these comments on it’ll break and reliability concerns and will it hold up weight I mean I haven’t had an issue on my 2016 LTZ with them they’ve been available forever on GM trucks they slide outward not downward like aftermarket AMP steps so that might be about the only complaint some will have for leveled or lifted vehicles

[@NoName-tz5ji]

Anyone remember trucks Being simple,affordable and durable?

[@robmit9188]

So wait a minute for an extra $30,000 of a total of $100,000 almost truck I can have my steps from backwards well😂

[@craig2Afreedom]

For an extra $5k. I would rather walk vs. pay for something that is overpriced and will break.

[@jjojo2004]

How many cycles will that go through before it breaks? 🤔🤔🤔

[@conductormike3step]

Can’t get in the bed until you kick it? Hmmm, how did we do it years ago? Oh yeah, just climb in!

[@LeonRaymond-yo1te]

Are they for Midgets? The trucks not even tall!!! Don't go off road...

[@farmfix]

Garbage. Why are we making trucks too big and then adding stepladders all over it?! Tailgates that turn into a spiral staircase and stuff. Wasted engineering.

[@robtaylor6806]

Breaks in 10 days, service manager says it’s not covered. And either way we can’t get a replacement for 13 months

[@Robiko9]

If you look about 2 ft over there’s a tire that does the exact same thing. Why are pickup trucks becoming this? Why does a truck need these advancements

[@thatsreality5184]

If it did it automatically ,that would be cool what does the front seat passenger loss ? The first 8inches of the step they weren't goimg ro use anyway . Make it make sense .

[@christinafisher9357]

That will last three months and cost $7400 to fix. Buy a classic and all the parts you can find!!

[@mikeeilbes3645]

I'll just keep my 06 6.0. It'll still be on the road when that one is being recycled in china

[@Hard_Right]

how long will that last in northern maine where we get 200 inches of snow and multiple weeks of sub-20 temperatures

[@2wheelhoon813]

3 full truck payments just right there. You don't need a truck if you think that is cool

[@robertcurtis9449]

That running board has been on the Denali for the last 6 years, you didnt discover anything new

[@roboticbrenden7764]

I would rather a regular side step or no side step because it’ll give me one less thing to worry about breaking

[@themetaphysicalaxe5506]

Okay, all jokes aside, that's gotta be the stupidest feature I've ever seen.

[@shanemobley5825]

Enough with the extras just step on the freaking bumper.

[@caseihpopper]

That’s just one more thing that’s gonna be in the shop every month cause the dust from dirt and rock clog it up

[@chadstewart6570]

In the time it took you to do that I've already climbed up my tire or rear bumper into the bed for the tools finished the job and had lunch by the time you kicked your step rail

[@PurplePaddy]

I wish I lived in places these could be practical…damn Ontario salt and snow

[@goldysgarage189]

Just stand on the tire. In a cold climate with ice build up this would fail quickly

[@anne_n_nimity]

6 months max and it either won’t extend or retract. Then it’s 6 days in the shop and 1600$ to fix it 😂

[@HSstudio.Ytchnnl]

a solution to a problem that doesn't exist

[@thebuyingseller]

F-150s now just have a longer one that goes to the wheel well. No kicking or whatever.

[@OTTO_Man]

Nothing new. My 16 denali has those from the factory

[@StarInfinite00]

80k worth of cool? Naw ill just open the tailgate and get up to get something 😂

[@jamessemple4897]

My dad drives a 2018 GMC 1500 and it has the fold out steps. When we saw that it moves to the bed I thought it was gimmicky but it truly does come in handy!

[@wrenchaholic_]

I wonder if you can just kick the side to have it fold around without opening the door.

[@brettknighten1171]

Just wait until the rearward movement turns in to a monthly subscription

[@toocamcivic]

Cool and all but like the 15,000$ tailgate. A novelty.

[@bobwoods6410]

I'm wondering how long the sensors will last in the rust belt, where I live.😂🤔

[@YNI420]

Crazy you have to open the door to get in the bed. Should’ve made a button or something

[@annomyous1]

That would be a thing without us taxpayers bailing them out.

[@samjacksonjackson1067]

A step side for what it’s not that high up should only be special order no reason for it on most trucks that low to the ground come on and suv s that are less than a foot from ground u don’t need step sides lol for good lord sake

[@ollie1464]

Cool until it breaks down and then it's not covered under warranty.

[@REDdirtMafia]

😂 it would break with me..who leaves their truck stock

[@RJ-lk5pj]

It’ll hit your updated tires/rims

[@tj0moore7]

Step up on the tire like a man...c'mon GM going a little far now

[@fortyseven1832]

I hate those things. They always pop out just in time to hit the backs of my legs when im getting out

[@philnight9563]

Yeah, it might be cool, but it just means more things that can break!

[@johnt9684]

Yes but $100,000 and it will be a coke can in 10 years what a deal.

[@daxlamb4931]

Has been a feature since 2015 this video stinks

[@gregeldridge9815]

All that money for it and it’s just going to rust out in a couple of years 😮

[@palecitron8472]

Is it fair to say that my 2019 high country had it as well?

[@krisbrown1082]

One more thing to break!

[@CarlosVelazquez-u8u]

Never had a Denali before its there sense 2015

[@Speed-ku6jx]

On that truck the step is like 2” off the ground lol.

[@ghostcin4277]

I have that on my 2017 highcountry

[@jonathan454ssgomez6]

Cool and all until you put bigger and wider tires

[@louislachance1330]

A great until it gets messed up after the first winter here in massachusetts

[@HeyMavDak]

Why not just put a step in the side like the 'HD' trucks?

[@adrianmora7033]

Pavement princess behavior

[@erichillston]

Grandpas everywhere rejoice!

[@Merica_dadgarage]

That’s been a feature on these trucks for a few years now.

[@Ryanblahblahbla]

Since 2018…

[@G-Rated]

But some people have just realize this feature exists on *gm* trucks in 2023. It’s pretty useful as is all of their features and i don’t think anyone else offers this one either.

[@davispat1488]

@@Ryanblahblahbla16

[@truhbf]

so you have to open door in order to utilize stepside for the bed?

[@JW-pj1zd]

Ya let's get a step to step up 3 inches oh no the truck is so big I need a step

[@ka-rw3fc]

My 17 high country dose that

[@denalidriven1574]

Came out in 2018 lol

[@James-cv9un]

Tell me you are sensitive with out saying it

[@AppleTechPro870]

So do you have to open the door and kick the step every time to use it?

[@klasix31]

Silverado has had this for years

[@Thedavidsavage]

These trucks are not going to age well

[@robertn6012]

That truck is for woman

[@enriqueguzman4636]

Most stolen truck on my job site! 😂

[@peted5217]

Ultimate is it's Price Sheet !

[@Daniel-z2j2v]

You don’t have to open the door to do that

[@ricktotz4078]

Another thing to freeze up in the winter

[@nickmortensen1785]

Had that since 2012

[@matthewtaylor3308]

Stepside?

[@Ironminer97]

These are trash up here in the rust belt

[@warrenwilliams2144]

I so want one, but lifted

[@mikej282]

Weight limit 55 Lbs!

[@chonker_man_v2172]

Or you could use the tire as a step

[@supraman221989]

Until you hit a rock with it

[@charlietobias4908]

Been like that for a year or two now