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GM Repair Insights: Winter 2025
I-CAR · March 10, 2025 · General Motors, Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, BrightDrop
Summary
The Winter 2025 GM Repair Insights magazine highlights the 2025 Chevrolet Suburban and Tahoe, detailing their standard Active Safety Systems (ADAS) and optional suspension systems. It also outlines critical safety protocols for high-voltage (HV) insulating gloves, which must be inspected, certified, and replaced within 6 months of opening, and announces the addition of Brightdrop Fleet to the GM Collision Repair Network.
What to do on the job
Inspect and certify high-voltage insulating gloves before any EV repair, and ensure they are replaced or recertified within 6 months of their initial opening date.
How to use it
Use this document to justify the cost of sourcing, inspecting, and regularly recertifying high-voltage safety gloves when performing repairs on GM electric vehicles. It can also be used to support line items for ADAS calibrations on 2025 Tahoe and Suburban models equipped with standard Active Safety Systems, and to verify repair procedures for vehicles with Magnetic Ride Control or Air Adaptive Suspension.
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