sod78

Dropped my 2020 Silverado 1500 Crew Cab at the dealership this morning. Picked it up late afternoon and bed was aligned with the cab. However, the body line on the drivers side bed is slightly higher than the body line on the cab. Service department recommended me run it by the body shop and see what they think is wrong with it. Before I left the dealer I looked at approximately 10 2020 Silverado Crew Cabs On the lot, and they all were out of alignment. Just take the TSB listed in previous post with you. I looked under the bed when I got home and all they did was remove the alignment pin on the front right corner of the bed so they could slide the bed. In reference to my previous comment about the wheels sticking out different, they said that was due to the axle placement in the rear and there wasn’t really anything that could be done cause there are alignment slots in the leaf springs/axle where the bracket attaches. With my measurements, the passenger side rear tire sticks out 1/4” - 3/8” further than drivers. Thinking about putting a 1/4” - 3/8” wheel spacer on drivers side rear to fix that problem.

Is there a difference in the way your rear wheels sit under the fender? With my bed being misaligned and higher on drivers side, my drivers side rear wheel sits further under the fender well. So when they shift my bed to the drivers side to line it up with the cab, it is gonna make the wheels worse. Not sure what their plan of action is, but it is irritating driving a truck with 1200 miles on it and every time I look in the mirror I see the crooked bed.

lapoolboy: Was your bed just off center or higher on one side? Mine is shifted more towards the passenger side and higher on the drivers side. With it being higher, it makes it look weird when you look down the side of the truck cause the drivers side rear tire is sitting more under the fender well. Hopefully once they adjust the bed it will make the drivers side sit where it is suppose to. Drives me crazy every time I look in the side mirror and can see that the “line” on the cab and bed don’t line up. You said they had to order a “cushion” for the cab. So did they adjust your cab or the bed?

So who all has had the repair done according to the TSB? Purchased a 2020 Silverado 2 weeks ago and was wondering why things looked off in the drivers side mirror. Lines don’t match up and if I stand behind the truck, the drivers side rear wheel sits in the fender well further than the passengers side rear does. When measuring, drivers side of bed appears to be about 3/4” higher than passengers side. Took it to dealer this morning and have appt for next week. Also called the dealers body shop, they told me to bring it by and let them look at it. I feel more comfortable with the body shop working on it rather than someone in the service dept.

So who all has had the repair done according to the TSB? Purchased a 2020 Silverado 2 weeks ago and was wondering why things looked off in the drivers side mirror. Lines don’t match up and if I stand behind the truck, the drivers side rear wheel sits in the fender well further than the passengers side rear does. When measuring, drivers side of bed appears to be about 3/4” higher than passengers side. Took it to dealer this morning and have appt for next week. Also called the dealers body shop, they told me to bring it by and let them look at it. I feel more comfortable with the body shop working on it rather than someone in the service dept.