gmc 2007 Denali - is it possible to attach a snowplow?

Question

and not those cheap platic one's , I'm talking like a WESTERN set up .

Answer 1

It's possible, but the Denali would not hold up to the work load.

Answer 2

You did not specify if it is a Denali Truck or a Sport Utility. In either case those vehicles are marketed as luxury vehicles and not designed to do what you are thinking. GMC Denali vehicles are not 4WD, they are AWD and there is a difference. The Denali truck has a viscous clutch in the transfer case that tries to split the torque output front to rear. The Utility has an open transfer case that uses electronic stability control and traction control to split the torque front to rear. Neither are sutable for snow plowing.
Get a 2500 Sierra and specify that it has a snow plow package. Then you could put your western set up right on and push some snow!

Answer 3

You should have bought a real truck. That Denali will not handle that snow plow due to the fact that its a luxury car not a truck. The front end isn't heavy-duty enough to handle the weight of the plow, and installing a plow restricts airflow to the engine which will cause the engine to run hot and cause damage.

So if you want to install a snow plow buy a truck with a snowplow prep kit, which comes with heavy duty front suspension that can handle the extra weight and stress of a plow.

Answer 4

Possible, yes. Sensible, no.

If you can afford a Denali, you can afford a $2500 pickup to put a snow plow on. The plow will quickly ruin the Denali.