How long do chevy avalanches last?

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Nick B. December 24, 2020
The Chevrolet Avalanche is a relatively reliable truck, with anecdotal reports of some drivers getting upwards of 300,000 miles or more out of their vehicle. Realistically, this is probably not something You should expect, albeit it is something You might hope for. As with many vehicles, the Avalanche is a product of how well (or poorly) You treat it. If You drive Your Avalanche on the road (little to no off-roading) and service it at regular intervals, it's very realistic that You'll get 150,000 or 175,000 miles out of it. If You take exceptionally good care of it and only use top-of-the-line fluids, You're likely looking at 200,000 to 250,000. If You do all of the above and have a little luck on Your side, it's reasonable to assume You might join the 300,000 mile club.
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JH January 15, 2021
We just passed 525,000 on our 2003 Avalanche! All Original motor, trans, etc...
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Dallas Stasik November 10, 2020
Mine has 201000 but engine tick in morning should i worry
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ED D June 26, 2020
I own and drive my 2002 Avalanche on the same motor for over 650,000K.. The secret is never get the motor over heated and use Mobil1for the best longevity. Love that truck.
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Carl Caswell July 22, 2020
I have 307k on my 2002 Love it
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Tommy B August 27, 2020
I just turned 420,000 on my 2004 Z-71 ... Regular oil changes and driving with luv and care are the secret ... Luv my Avalanche
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Jackie L March 31, 2021
Love my 2002 Avalanche that we actually bought in 2001. Right now our car has 205,608 miles on it. It is the best car ever made. I have arthritis and a bad back and I can't find the comfort in any car comparable to the Avalanche. You don't feel bumps on the road and it is as comfortable as sitting home on a good sofa. I hope the car goes on another 20 years because it is the best. Also while our car has never had the benefit of sitting housed in garage. It has always been exposed to the hot, sunny days and rain in Florida it still shines like a pearl. The stereo is original and still sounds great. I cannot find anything to complain about it on, the only complaint I have is that this car should have never been stopped being manufactured!
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Phil D November 10, 2021
250,000 miles.Only problem is it's on its 3rd engine.I may be dumb but I love this truck n I can't get rid if it.
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Carter Adkins May 11, 2023
I have had my Chevrolet Avalanche since it first rolled out the dealership, and I have managed to get 800,000 miles out of it and it is the original engine and everything is stock from the factory.
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Ava May 15, 2021
My avalanche has over 300,000 miles and I don't change the oil or oil filter. And I have put over 125,000 in the three years I have owned it. It just burns that oil and I just add more.
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Robert B. April 9, 2020
The chevy avalanche can last up to 200 - 300,000 miles if it has been repaired properly and has scheduled maintenance intervals regularly.
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Coreena July 4, 2021
My 2002 Chevy Avalanche Z71 has 240,000 and starts every morning. It has been off roaded, pulled campers, hunting, in blizzards and the like. Best truck I've owned.
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Ed October 25, 2020
Mine has 308842 miles
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Glen Allen February 16, 2022
My 2004 1500 Avalanche is at 255,000 miles. Just had transmission rebuilt for 2nd time but engine cranks and purr’s like a kitten, very quiet. Just had steering gear box and pitman arm replaced, and I replaced inner and outer tie rods and lower control arms both on left and right sides. Shocks are next for 2nd time, and I hope to get another 250,000 miles out of this 2004 Avalanche.
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Ralph S March 22, 2023
Have 220,000 on my 07 Avalanche. Continues to run great. Best vehicle that I have ever owned. Too bad that Chevy stopped making them. Albeit, I got to this mileage with 100% Mobile One usage, and various repairs after 100k.
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JohnAvery April 18, 2021
2002 chevy avalanche with 305543 and going still
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EMContreras April 14, 2021
I love my 2004 Chevy Avalanche. I drove it off the showroom floor in 2004 and still truckin'. I have 327,932 miles and doing great. Its still unique looking, no dents no bumps and no problems. For my own knowledge, I happened to look up the value and I really cant believe the Blue Book value is so low. That's ridiculous!
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Horace June 28, 2023
Mines is well over 800,0000
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Richard A Finger June 5, 2023
202000 everything all original and she puts like a kitten. Change oil every 3000 miles and still running strong, shifts smooth, love my Avalanche.
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Doug B February 24, 2023
2003 Z71 with 465120 miles. Ohio salt and brine have taken a toll on the fenders but still drive it to work every day. Original engine. Rebuilt the transmission at 285000m but that is probably due to trailering my motorcycle to Florida for years with it.
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Julio Ybarra April 30, 2023
2005 Avalanche Z71 has 214,025 miles and there's no way of stopping it
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jemma w July 17, 2023
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Marco varela March 12, 2023
I bought my 07Avalanche from my nephew with 250,00 miles and 278,450 now still running great with no issues. Oil changes regularly and it'll take care of you..
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Bill K September 21, 2021
Mine is running strong. 2013 to 2021
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Mike B August 23, 2022
Love my avalanche. Shes an '02and picked her up about a year ago with 135k on the odo. The undercarriage has alot ofsurface rust but as far as the drivetrain, she runs like a top. Hoping to have it for years to come
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Trintonn Crisp February 22, 2022
Stock transmission just blew with about 147000 miles. But I did I good bit of off-roading.
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James February 18, 2022
I got 317000 out of mine 02 avalanche. Drove it to the junkyard It still looked brand new but the frame rotted Engine was still strong. Went home and bought an 03 Still driving it today.. Love this truck.
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David January 12, 2022
240,000mi on my 2003 Avalanche Z71 4X4 replaced the transmission and rear-end and now it has been sitting for 4 weeks because Rear Brake System is down
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Die’j January 3, 2022
Nice truck and still going strong @ 307k
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Bill k July 26, 2021
Forever if taken care of. Mine is 9 years old 69k
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Gary May 14, 2021
Saddness today. My beloved 2002 is being hauled away. 250,000 miles, still runs string (god I love driving that truck), but the Wisconsin winters got to her and the frame is shot. Best riding driving vehicle I've ever had, been driving for 50 yrs!
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Don W January 11, 2021
I have 268.000kms on my 2004 Chevy avalanche and have changed knock centers,and a few other minor things.All you guys are right on the regular oil changes.All round good truck.8
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Sal Martino November 9, 2020
I change my oil every 3000 miles what's the best great keep you ancient longer
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Mike November 3, 2023
I have two Avalanches, a 2007 with 632,000 miles and a 2013 with 311,000 miles. Both running good and well maintained. The 2007 has the original transmission.
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Brayn April 5, 2024
Nearing 400k and still going strong.
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Dave March 19, 2024
I have 2, a 2004 Z-71 with almost 340k and a 2006 2500 with just over 300k. Both original everything. The 2006 I regularly tow 10,000+ lbs and use it daily for work.
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eddie February 17, 2024
Mines is a 2007 and its has 280,000 miles and running like a champ.
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Mike C January 5, 2024
Mine and my wife's is almost 470,000 she sure does drink the motor oil but i can't complain other then an ac belt breaking and breaks and other common maintenance have had no issues love our 02 Avalanche
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