So my trucks at 249,996 as I write this. By the end of the day she'll hit the 250,000 mark and I definitely must get a pic of that. So I got curious, what kinda milage others on here have on there trucks. I know I've seen some guys over 300, 000 just figured for fun to take a poll. MODS please feel free to move thread if I should have posted elsewhere.
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250,000 miles ??
- Thread starter Stoney
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ak diesel driver
6.5 driver
My 96 had 306k when it died. Over 200k on my 99 already
smokymtn65
Well-Known Member
240K on Burb
Will L.
Well-Known Member
My 1990 k2500 was my best. I got it with 60k on it and I rebuilt it before ever registering it to drive. I put just over 350k on it when I got rid of it, 413k on odo. Trans done at 225k, and both pumpkins needed redoing when I sold it.
In the fleet it was sick, but unfair. Most of those trucks were used like cars, only carrying driver and the 400lbs load was only half the time. Over 100 trucks a year broke 100k every year. We sold most off at 200-215k miles. But some we kept and went over 400k, and 7 that I know of that broke 500k. Those all went back to gm.
In the fleet it was sick, but unfair. Most of those trucks were used like cars, only carrying driver and the 400lbs load was only half the time. Over 100 trucks a year broke 100k every year. We sold most off at 200-215k miles. But some we kept and went over 400k, and 7 that I know of that broke 500k. Those all went back to gm.
Jaryd
Extremely Deplorable
Mine broke the 300,000 mark about a month ago or so
btfarm
America First!
My Duramax has 346k+... All original except the tune and still runs like new. Does that count?
Big T
Well-Known Member
292K on the ‘94 K2500 Suburban which sits waiting for an IP replacement.
222K on the ‘99 K2500 Suburban which is running solid.
222K on the ‘99 K2500 Suburban which is running solid.
Big T
Well-Known Member
I’m not up at our Stevensville MT home (at Fullerton, CA home), but it was 3 F this morning. Winter is more than a month early.
kenmatt
Active Member
267k on my 98 GMC 1500 stock
TAG
Member
445k on my 95. Drive 60 miles a day. Installed a penn 18:1 in 2006 at 211,000 miles. Original engine had a head gasket just starting to leak a little. Still have the original motor. Bought it in 2000 with 92,000 miles on it.
MrMarty51
Well-Known Member
I have not checked in the last couple of weeks but, at that time it was just a few miles shy of 260,000 and runs real strong.
snarl95
Well-Known Member
280K+
Pruittx2
Been around a bit
213000 here,, just updated my sig. Running better then every with recent work and timing.
ak diesel driver
6.5 driver
So just for fun were driving 3 vehicles every day. Just for an example I got my wife's Acura going in August IIRC and already has between 12&13k on it.
jrsavoie
Recruit
We got over 300,000 on everything. The 96 Sub was about 360,000 when it was run out of oil.
The best was still the 89 C2500. But I was driving a lot then and stayed on top of the maintenance better.
My sons 94 was ruined by a so called mechanic when he took it in to get the starter changed. They did not install the brace and broke the block at the first hit of the key. Then they tried various methods to hide what they had done. Used ether to finish it off.
The 98 went away when I didn't have time to change the transmission.
Not sure of the Tahoe's fate right now. It's been sitting in the shed for 4 years. It was running good when parked
The best was still the 89 C2500. But I was driving a lot then and stayed on top of the maintenance better.
My sons 94 was ruined by a so called mechanic when he took it in to get the starter changed. They did not install the brace and broke the block at the first hit of the key. Then they tried various methods to hide what they had done. Used ether to finish it off.
The 98 went away when I didn't have time to change the transmission.
Not sure of the Tahoe's fate right now. It's been sitting in the shed for 4 years. It was running good when parked
Big T
Well-Known Member
My wife just rolled past 200K miles on her Toyota 4Runner purchased new in September 2014.