Since 1994 Chevrolet has manufactured the Tahoe full-size SUV through five generations which demonstrates powerful V8 engine profiles along with advanced transmissions. The Chevrolet Tahoe advanced on by providing its customers with four unique powertrain solutions, that started as low as the 4.8L up to the top point on the 6.2L V8 engine, and fifth generation held 3.0L Duramax I6 turbo diesel powered by 277 horsepower along with the 460 lb-ft of torque. The 4th generation of Chevrolet Tahoe includes the Ecotec3 V8 engines that expect a 355hp combined with 383 lb-ft of torque on the 5.3L and a 420hp and 460 lb-ft available on its 6.2L variant. Chevrolet Tahoe transmits the technology has changed from primitive 4-speed automatics to sophisticated 10-speed Hydra-Matic automatics. A 6-speed automatic was standard in earlier fourth-generation models, with the 10-speed becoming available later in higher trims. A 6-speed 6L80 automatic transmission system was introduced during the third generation to boost both efficiency and driving performance. The current Chevrolet Tahoe comes with measurements of 210.7 inches in length and 81.1 inches in width although it weighs above 5,473 pounds as a whole. The Police Pursuit Vehicle (PPV) alongside Special Service Vehicle (SSV) both developed from Chevrolet Tahoe exist as major law enforcement and government agency vehicles. Genuine parts dedicated to Chevrolet Tahoe vehicle maintenance can be acquired which provides both superior quality components and factory-preferred fitment for extended vehicle lifespan and optimal performance.