How long do tahoes last

Consumer Reports gave the Chevy Tahoe a predicted reliability rating score of two out of five. This is a little concerning because that score is below average. Older models may be more reliable than newer options. But the Tahoe has a reliable rating of three out of five, which is average.

We know that older models have already provided themselves, though. Also, the rankings are based on problems reported on previous model years, so that can bring the scores down. It looks like the most severe problems reported by drivers include engine trouble for the model, transmission problems with the model, and suspension problems with the models.

The Tahoe was redesigned for and may have addressed these issues. How many miles with the Chevy Tahoe last? Mike February 1, Sis t September 18, Is it worth it to buy a Chevy Tahoe with , miles. George October 14, I have a Tahoe z71 w and got it w have other car but the Tahoe is always the one used.

They only thing I found is they have a weak fuel pump that I recommend not to neglect your fuel filters and b nice to the transmission because they will fail if abused specially in hot climate. I also think that having it run cool degrees only help the life of motor and transmission. Christopher Hardwick November 19, Had a 97 for 5 years 02 for 13 years just got an 07 2 years ago all had cloth interior 3rd row seats ran very well i upgraded each one to make run better than new YOU LOVE TAHOES they love you back no break downs just new parts alternator ful pump battery tires suspension lift kits performance upgrades mobil 1synthetic oils lucas fuel treatment slotted cross drilled rotors great tires keeps cleaned and shined uses lucas quick detailer every other day looks like new to me LOVE TAHOES!!!

S Bower February 20, I have a Tahoe Z71 with , miles on it. I bought it new in I love it and don't want to get rid of it! Instrument panel has started to act up and I'm trying to decide if I should spend the money to fix it. It's been in a cold weather climate and has never let me down. Regular maintenance and repair, no other major expense.

Hoping to get to k on it. Rachel B. April 9, Those special things included replacing the alternator, rebuilt the instrument cluster panel, replaced an electric motor driver on the fuel injectors, all of which cost no more than a couple thousand dollars all together, I'd guess.

The body is still in good shape with a few minor body rattles, but nothing I can't stand. My guess is we'll probably be able to get at least K miles with normal minor maintenance, but regardless, it'll still cost less than buying a new vehicle of equal value.

I believe this vehicle is the best one we've ever bought. Kudos to GM. The tranny went out within the first 62k but was covered by warrantee. We replaced the alternator and fuel pump in and just this week had the rear brakes and starter replaced. I use this vehicle for everything including to tow a horse trailer several times a week for years. Don't know what I would do without this awesome vehicle!

Still has original engine, transmission and radiator. Everything is in great condition, so is the paint job and no rust! Sure you'll get some annoying failures like door handles, wheel bearings, heater controls, upholstery failure, cracked dashboards, etc.

I currently have 2 with over K running strong, full compression and oil pressure. GuruV3SV7 answered 3 years ago. Don answered 3 years ago. I have a 4x4. Looks yrs old inside and out. All original except all calipers, front hubs, and tranny..

I love it. I will probably drop a new crate engine in once that goes Stylesp01 answered 2 years ago. Bmadavid answered 2 years ago. I have a bought it used at a tote the bot place with , something it now has , miles on the Tahoe GuruBYGC9 answered 2 years ago.

Just bought a Tahoe with miles on it. Had frame checked, typical rust. One bad spot on frame near drivers side rear bumper that I should get fixed. Otherwise in excellent condition for price and year. Cristi answered 2 years ago. I have a Tahoe with , and still runs strong. No major repairs. I use high mileage synthetic blend. JuliusDiesel answered 2 years ago. I have a Tahoe LT that is currently at k miles.

Received the vehicle at k. Was informed of a slight leak due to the eventual rear main seal fix at k miles. Didn't do anything about it, oil level did not change from one oil change to the next. Towed a fully loaded dual axle trailer cross country and was told to keep an eye on the clutch and transmission.

No issues what so ever so far. I've waxed and clay barred the vehicle, changed serpentine belt, changed battery, swapped all four tires, and swapped coolant fluid and that's it.

It is a sturdy, powerful 5. Not making car payments is also a good position to be in. Before getting mine I did about a month's worth of research and spoke with friends and family. Aside from raidiators, alternators, suspension and other minor parts that can call it quits along the end. GuruLW3TQ answered 2 years ago. All original as far as I know. Just had to replace all the ball joints and some front end work.

Tim answered 2 years ago. We have a Tahoe with just over K Uses about a quart or 2 a week The has K and still has the original motor - a 5. We did replace the transfer case about 50K miles ago. The body is in great shape but as usual Mike answered 2 years ago. Ive had a GMC Yukon for the last 3 years. It currently has about on it and ive only had to replace some heater hoses and some suspension components.

Great daily driver! GuruHBQ6S answered 2 years ago. Second owner 06 Tahoe z71 about 3 years now. Grabbed it with around 60, on it 3 years later I have 94, changes oil every 5,, miles Haven't had a problem yet!

Dbenton answered 2 years ago. My Chevy Tahoe has , miles on dash. No major problems. Typical services brakes, sparks tune up etc. Have a 08 Tahoe when it gets to 45 mph it shacks a lil when you get passed 45 it smooths out anyone know what it could be. GuruN97N3 answered 2 years ago. I bought my Tahoe from a friend in with 67, miles on it. I just turned , miles and am giving it to a friend With Reservations that wrecked his truck.

Keep the oil changed every miles and you will not be disappointed. Nell answered 2 years ago. Dan answered about a year ago. GuruWT answered about a year ago. I have a LTZ with , miles.

Still runs great. Shocks and struts have been replaced once and 2 tierods. Little rust around the trailer hitch. This is a NE vehicle that has to deal with a lot of salty roads. Still going strong. All depends on how you take care of it.

No salt. That is it. Treat like baby. Change fluids. Drive like a baby. Best investment ever. Still rides like a Texas Caddy. Love it. I have a with miles on it and runs great the only thing ever fixed was the water pump. Guru7QRMM answered about a year ago. Guru95GRFP answered 9 months ago. My 97 Tahoe has k miles so far and still runs like new. Shows low oil pressure on the gage but I have had no issues other than fuel pumps alternatives and all the usual items.