The Right 2027 Silverado Trims to Compare for LT and LTZ Owners
2027 Silverado trims start at $38,600 for the Work Truck and reach $77,200 for the ZR2, before destination. See where LT and LTZ buyers land.

2027 Silverado trims start at $38,600 for the Work Truck and reach $77,200 for the ZR2, before destination. See where LT and LTZ buyers land.

Silverado 1500 trim levels changed for 2027. GM lists seven, renames the LT, and names no RST, LTZ or LT Trail Boss. See what that means for listings.

Silverado 1500 cabs share 44.5 inches of 2026 front legroom, so the difference sits behind the front seats. Here is what changes cab to cab.

Silverado crew cab beds come two ways in GM’s 2026 chart. Which cab gets the long bed, and what does the standard bed add to the truck?

Silverado 1500 bed length varies by cab: only the Regular Cab long bed reaches 89.1 cu ft. See each pair, plus the 2019 LD trap.

Silverado 1500 or 2500HD? A 2026 Double Cab Duramax tops out at 13,300 lb conventional but only 9,400 lb on a gooseneck. Check your hitch type.

Z71 vs Trail Boss: only the ZR2 has DSSV dampers and front and rear lockers in 2026. See what each Silverado includes for 2026 and 2027.

Silverado 1500 fifth wheel ratings top out at 10,300 lb on a 2026 5.3L Double Cab with the package. Your trailer’s pin weight is the next check.

Silverado Max Trailering Package ratings climb with 20-inch wheels: Chevrolet’s 2026 chart lists 19,100-lb GCWR vs 17,800 (6.2L RST, Duramax)

Silverado 1500 tongue weight has no single number. Chevrolet’s guides give a rule and a ceiling at max rating. The real limit is printed inside the door.