Glashaus

The latest mod that I did to my 2015 2500 High Country was to swap out the factory step rails with Ranch Hand step rails. Now I have Ranch Hand on the front, rear and sides. Thinking that the next mod will be either a level kit or changing out the Ranch Hand grill guard for a full Ranch Hand front bumper/grill guard combo

I have a 2015 2500 HD and I have the Ranch Hand grill guard, I know the difference that you talk about between the older model 2014 Ranch Hand grill guard and the 2015 and it never really bothered me. big question I suppose would be are the vertical steel posts on the 2014 and 2015 RH grill guards in the same place, same dimensions. These mount into where the factory tow hooks mount. Also the curved geometry of the steel tubes maybe different between the 2014 and the 2015 grill guards. If that 4 inch exposed grill section is a problem, you could always have a local shop modify it for you. Looking back I wish that I went with the Ranch Hand Bumper and grill guard instead of just the grill guard, I still might do that one day. I have a Ranch Hand rear bumper also on my truck and later this year I want to replace the factory running boards with Ranch Hand step rails.

The fit and finish on the ZroadZ lights, mounts, hardware and wiring harness is top notch. The instructions could be better but these days that is what YouTube is for. I would have liked the wiring to the switch to have been a little longer from Zroadz but I made it work, I could have always spliced on additional wire inside the cab. Right now I have the switch ziptied under the dash on the left side, right at the bottom front. It works for now until I decide what to do about switch placement that looks decent.

I ordered a pair of ZRoadZ LED ditch lights with mounting brackets and wiring harness from a distributor around Thanksgiving and they were finally delivered in early March. I took some time looking at You Tube to get some installation hints, I had never installed wiring back in to the cab of a truck before and the instructions were rather vague. I finally had the time this weekend and installed the lights and wired them up on my 2015 2500 HD High Country, should give me a good amount of extra light for when I am driving at night up at the hunt lease

This is the OEM kit from GM for the skid plates for my 2015 2500HD. These are an easy install and way better then the plastic shields that come on these trucks Genuine GM Undercar Shield 23294258

Well that is good to know. I guess that in the future a lot of us will be driving around in 3/4 and 1 tons. I still think that I will keep my 2015 2500 for awhile. It is paid off , only has 72,000 miles on it and I have done the mods to it make it more useful to me

I am on my 4th Silverado and if this is the future of Silverado’s then I will be holding onto my 2015 2500 HD for a long time

My 2015 2500 High Country

I just put new tires on my 2015 2500. I had BFG KO2’s that I had put on at about 30,000 miles which replaced the OEM Goodyear’s that came on it. I got about 40k miles on the KO2’s. I choose Nitto Ridge Grapplers to replace the KO’s. For my factory 20” wheels the Nitto’s were a little cheaper then the KO’s and look awesome. I also went a little wider with a 275 vs a 265