Bought this 2004 tahoe with a 5.3 L tow package with 257,000 miles on it in 2018 couldnt be more happy very comfortable on long trips engine runs great towed a 26’ travel trailer to northern idaho and oregon from so cal the gas mileage sucked but was a great vacation no issues however after getting home had to put in a transmission to the tune of $2500.00 made the same trip a year later no issues this time gas mileage really sucked due to current gas prices car now has 300.000 miles on it would buy a new one if i could afford $80,000.00!!! Bottom line best money i ever spent on a car

I just bought one for a friend, the engine sounds quiet but after sitting in it with the motor ideling I'm can feel a vibration like I'm getting slapped on my back. Not good! Motor needs a tune-up.

Bought my 2004 Tahoe Z71 (w/ 4WD) at 200,000 in 2017 and it was definitely a gamble but it has totally paid off. I have driven extensively in both city and highway and it is truly an enjoyable experience. The engine and transmission even with the high mileage still kicks and can burn some rubber (for a family SUV). I had to replace the 4WD at 223k miles and it ran be $2,700 for a brand new one, but I didn’t even notice it was broken until the signs became abundantly clear across the board. The Tahoe is just incapable of dying and was built to please whoever is lucky to drive it. It’s got a powerful engine and a super reliable transmission with interior comfort beyond what you’d expect. It really says something when after 4 years of ownership my only complaint is that it doesn’t have an AUX port but the Bose premium sound option is some of the best I’ve seen/heard from the manufacturer’s options for cars.