* Year and Model: The year of your Tahoe will drastically impact availability and price. Older Tahoes will generally have cheaper doors, but condition might be worse. Newer models will be more expensive. Specific trim level (LS, LT, etc.) also matters, as higher trims may have more features (power windows, locks, etc.) driving up the price.
* Condition: A door with minor scratches and dents will be cheaper than one in near-perfect condition. Rust is a major factor affecting price. A door with significant damage (e.g., severe collision damage) might be much cheaper, or not available at all.
* Junkyard Location: Prices vary by region and individual junkyard. Some yards specialize in specific vehicles or have higher overhead, resulting in higher prices.
* Demand: If a particular year and model of Tahoe door is in high demand, the price will be higher.
In short, there's no single answer. You could pay anywhere from $50 to $500 or more. To find out the price, you'll need to contact several junkyards in your area and inquire about a driver's side door for your specific year and model Chevy Tahoe. You can also use online junkyard search engines to check availability and prices.
