2017 Suburban Flat Tow

[Zapnod]

I have a 2017 Chevy Suburban that I would like to flat tow. It is equipped with 4wd high but not 4wd low or neutral on the 4wd drive button. The owners manual says it I had a single speed transmission. I read that all 4wd drive suburbans can be flat towed. But, the 2017 dingy towing guide says the suburban needs to be equipped with 4 low and a neutral option on the 4wd knob. Does anyone have experience with this suburban?

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by Zapnod

I have a 2017 Chevy Suburban that I would like to flat tow. It is equipped with 4wd high but not 4wd low or neutral on the 4wd drive button. The owners manual says it I had a single speed transmission. I read that all 4wd drive suburbans can be flat towed. But, the 2017 dingy towing guide says the suburban needs to be equipped with 4 low and a neutral option on the 4wd knob. Does anyone have experience with this suburban?

Your Owners Manual says you CAN NOT tow it.

[Elite Washington]

What does your control Knob look like? My Silverado is a 2012 but the neutral only lights up at start up. It’s not the same white color as 2/4wd options. And the neutral procedure is done before start up.

[Jimbo56]

Originally Posted by Zapnod

I have a 2017 Chevy Suburban that I would like to flat tow. It is equipped with 4wd high but not 4wd low or neutral on the 4wd drive button. The owners manual says it I had a single speed transmission. I read that all 4wd drive suburbans can be flat towed. But, the 2017 dingy towing guide says the suburban needs to be equipped with 4 low and a neutral option on the 4wd knob. Does anyone have experience with this suburban?

Sounds to me like you’ll need a plan B.

[Judders]

Def need the two speed transfer case. I just sold my sequoia for a suburban for that reason toyota have hi and low but no nuetral on the transfer case.

Trade that baby in the new suburban with the duramax is getting 28 on the highway