Steve Hougham

Mine is my current 2024 Chevy 3500HD diesel SRW High Country.

Yes. It's a 2024 Silverado 3500HD HC with Z71

I have the textured panels on my 2024 HC

From what I'm reading and what I've heard the UAW is probably going on strike in about 2 weeks. I was going to order a 3500 however with the impending strike I went out this last weekend and found something very similar locally to what I wanted and I bought it because it's going to be a while before orders are taken and fulfilled because of the backlog caused by the strike. My opinion hopefully it's wrong but that's the reasoning behind my buying one this last weekend.

I have a 2020 2500 Diesel and a 5er that's 33ft. and loaded it's right at 12k. I get fuel at the trucker pumps because I don't even want to think about trying to maneuver in and around the pumps out front with everybody else in your way. Trucker pumps makes it so convenient but has only diesel and DEF. No unleaded gas. I'm getting ready to order a 2024 3500HD Diesel. Just a thought.

I have a 2020 HD 2500 Diesel Silverado High Country and was going to order a new 2024 HD 3500 but was wondering if I can just swap out the rear leaf springs and shocks to 3500 springs and shocks. I know that it would not make it a true 3500 but it should increase payload some I would think. My question is can you actually do that swap? Are they the same length?

I like the Denali but think the grill looks like a bug catcher.

Getting ready to order 2024 3500HD SRW Silverado High Country and am wondering if I need to add the Z71 package to the truck to aid in the ride while towing a 13000 lb. 5th wheel. Do I really need that as the ride will probably be rough enough with or without it? Will have the 5th wheel prep package and the standard 20" tires.

On certain roads (mainly some interstates), I get a lot of chucking and bucking pulling a 33 foot 5th wheel. This one did not come 5th wheel prepped. I had a Curt under mount hitch installed and use an Anderson Hitch. High Country has the Advanced Trailering package standard I believe but I'm stumped on what to do about this. I have talked to other owners of 5th wheels and they report not having these issues. I'm considering air bags and I have already installed Timbrens to replace stock bump stops but that really doesn't help. Looking for suggestions.

One place I read that if you have, as in my case, a 2020 Chevy 2500 HD, the Advanced Trailering System option, that the Tire Pressure Monitoring System is included and that 4 sensors are provided. My dealership says I have to buy the sensors. Which is correct?