Offroad Trailblazers and Envoys

09 TrailBlazer LT3, from Montreal, Canada

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by Le Patriote » Sun Jan 10, 2016 5:14 pm

Hi guy's. After 12 years to have w-body plateform cars (Grand Prix, Intrigue) , i decided, with winter we have here, to change for a nice SUV. Since i like GM products, i decided to go with the Trailblazer. Have it since 2 weeks, love it! I have a few suspensions clunks, so maybe it will be the time to get some upgrade...

This is a couple of pics of my Trailblazer, with the Envoy Rims. I have for summer, the 18'' optional rims. They look great.

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Sorry for my bad english, i usually speak french.
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by gotspeed1 » Sun Jan 10, 2016 7:07 pm

Welcome! Don't worry about the English, I think you get a pass. You'll hear search, search, search quite often here. Read as much as you can, there is a TON of useful information. And most of all, get that truck out and start exploring. :cheers:
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by DirtyBacon04 » Sun Jan 10, 2016 9:25 pm

Welcome brother from the frozen tundra... (see how us in Florida think of Canada?)
BTW, am I the only one not seeing the pictures?
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by Le Patriote » Sun Jan 10, 2016 11:04 pm

Thanks guy's. I just found some interesting topics... I will try to keep my 18'' and get some bigger tire for the mud ... :)

And for the Canada, yes, we get cold times, but here in Montreal, in summer, we get often 95F for a couple of weeks. No snow, from march to december. It's not that bad ;)
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