Silverado 2500 vs. 3500 – What’s the Difference?

Explore the powerful capabilities of the Silverado HD models engineered for serious towing and hauling at Milton Ruben Chevrolet in Augusta, GA. Available in the Silverado 2500 and 3500, these trucks offer exceptional power and performance, along with advanced infotainment, convenience, safety, and driver assistance features. The real difference lies in their impressive power, making them the ideal choice for heavy-duty tasks. Your selection will depend on your specific needs.

Silverado 2500 vs. 3500 – Payload Capacity

Both models are designed to handle substantial payloads:

• Silverado 2500: Capable of hauling between 3,441 and 3,689 lbs (approximately 1.75 tons) when properly equipped.
• Silverado 3500: Can handle between 4,145 and 7,234 lbs (about 3.5 tons) when properly equipped.

Silverado 2500 vs. 3500 – Towing Capacity

Towing capacity varies based on configuration:

• Silverado 2500: Offers a towing range of 14,500 to 20,000 lbs in single-cab models when properly equipped.
• Silverado 3500: Matches the 14,500 to 20,000 lbs towing range but achieves the maximum capacity across regular cab, double-cab, and crew-cab configurations.

With a 5th wheel setup, the Silverado 2500 can tow up to 22,070 lbs, while the Silverado 3500 reaches an impressive 36,000 lbs when equipped for 5th wheel towing. Make sure whichever Silverado HD model you choose is equipped with the Chevrolet Trailering Package.

Find Your Silverado HD at Milton Ruben Chevrolet

For unparalleled towing and hauling power, visit Milton Ruben Chevrolet in Augusta, GA. Our team will help you determine your needs and find the perfect Silverado HD to tackle the most challenging jobs.