GMC YUKON LEFT REAR DOORS

 Listings & Price Ranges

2000–2006 Yukon (GMT800)

• An OEM pre-owned left rear door (full assembly typically including molding, paint code 16U) is available for approximately US $250, often with free shipping

• Another similar listing for the same generation is likewise priced around US $250, free shipping

• These doors usually include glass and weather seals, but wiring or trim might be removed—verify with the seller.

2007–2014 Yukon XL / Suburban (GMT900)

• A left rear door shell (without molding or hardware) in matched paint (e.g. Summit White 50U) listed for around US $329–$350, shipping separate

• Similar listings appear at about US $320–$350 depending on paint code and condition

2015–2020 Yukon (GMT K2XX)

• A left rear door shell (painted black 8555/GBA) with light blemishing is listed at US $700, shipping extra ~$300

• Another surplus OEM listing priced similarly around US $725–$1,200 depending on seller, color, and whether molding or checks stops are included .

 Compatibility & Fit Notes

• GMT800 (2000–2006): Rear doors are largely interchangeable among Yukon, Yukon XL, Tahoe, Suburban, and Silverado crew cab models. As one Reddit user shared:

• GMT900 (2007–2014): Parts often align between Yukon XL and Suburban, but shorter crew cab GMC YUKON LEFT REAR DOORS may differ in length/profile.

• GMT K2XX (2015–2020): Shared across Yukon, Yukon XL, Tahoe, and Suburban starting 2015—although trim and moldings vary depending on exact model and year alignment.

 What’s Usually Included in Listings

• Shell only: Common for newer model parts; no hardware, no glass, possibly no trim or wiring.

• Full door assembly: Typically found with older parts (e.g. GMT800)—includes molding, trim, glass; confirm directly.

• Extras: Price may include partial features like molding, door checks, window regulators—but always ask seller before purchase.

Summary Table

1. Start by identifying your exact model year and platform (GMT800, GMT900, K2XX etc.).

2. Clarify what you need: shell only or complete door. Listings vary—ask seller what’s included.

3. Check paint code compatibility (e.g. codes like 16U, 50U, 8555) to minimize repainting.

4. Inspect listing pics and description for rust, dents, hardware condition, and shipping cost

5. Confirm return policy and whether glass/molding/trim come with the part.

 Interchange Advice from Owners

• Reddit users in GMC and GMT forums confirm that GMC YUKON LEFT REAR DOORSs intermix across Suburban, extended Cab, and crew cab models—compatibility is high across those lines.

• If you‘re replacing only the door shell, body shops can swap on hardware and molding if structure is intact.

 Next Steps

If you can tell me:

• The model year of your GMC Yukon,

• Whether you want a full door assembly (glass, wiring, trim) or just a shell,

• And your preferred condition (used vs new surplus),