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max tow with no OEM electric trailer brake controller? you would think that, that should be included in the max tow package.... guess not.

says it has one under installed options, no pics of it though. doesn't it come with the NHT? This was my plan B if the SLT I got didn't work out.

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says it has one under installed options, no pics of it though. doesn't it come with the NHT? This was my plan B if the SLT I got didn't work out.

 

not sure if it said it had one or not... I did not read it I just looked at the pictures.

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All but the first few interior shots say stock image so they're not of the actual truck.

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NHT:

Max Trailering Package, includes 9.76" rear axle, (GT4) 3.73 rear axle ratio, (JL1) trailer brake controller, enhanced cooling radiator, revised shock tuning for increased control, heavier duty rear springs and increased RGAWR
1 - Includes (G80) heavy-duty automatic locking rear differential on 2WD models (already standard on 4WD models) and Z82 Trailering Package. Requires (L83) 5.3L EcoTec3 V8 engine. Not available with (Z71) Off-Road Suspension Package. Includes (UHN) 18" X 8.5" bright-machined aluminum wheels with (RBX/RBW) 18" tires or may upgrade to (RD3) 20" aluminum wheels with either (RC7) or (QSS) 20" tires.
2 - Requires (RBX/RBW) 18" tires or may upgrade to (NZM) 20" chrome wheels or (RD3) 20" ultra bright machined aluminum wheels with either (RC7) or (QSS) 20" tires. With (L86) 6.2L engine, requires (NZM) 20" chrome wheels or (RD3) 20" ultra bright machined aluminum wheels with (QSS) 20" tires. Not available with (Z71) Off-Road Suspension Package.

 

Note#1 is SLE, note#2 is SLT.

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Anyone else notice they moved the 4x4 decal from the rear quarters to the front fenders?

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Front fenders are emblems (raised plastic), rear quarters are decals, and optional.

 

Here's the thing, there doesn't seem to be ANY rhyme or reason about how/when/where/what gets you the front fender emblems. I haven't found any pattern whatsoever, and I've spoken w/ 3 dealerships. No clue.

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Don't hold me to any of this... it's just what I've observed.

for sierras, a z71 4x4 gets z71 4x4 fender badges (which I think having both on the fender looks crowded). non z71 4x4 with or without NHT gets just a 4x4 badge. I believe that's for SLE and SLT trims but it could come that way on the base sierras too (haven't seen a lot of base sierras). But the bed stickers are an option as well

 

Silverados seem to be the same way only with a sticker on the bed instead of plastic badges. The stickers are also options on the silverados but they seem to show up on them more than the sierras.

 

For me I like the bed stickers, it helps to break up the rear quarter of the truck IMO. I'm goin to de-badge the whole truck and add the Z71 bed stickers and black 6.2L badges on the fenders. aswell as ditching the chrome handles, covers, moldings, sills and grille. Might add a black SLT & 6.2L badges to the tailgate but I'm not 100% on that yet.

 

But back on topic, this is defiantly a NHT truck with brake controller. I emailed the dealer to check

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max tow with no OEM electric trailer brake controller? you would think that, that should be included in the max tow package.... guess not.

 

Yea the dealer photos dont show a picture of the left side dash control with headlights/4wd/brake controller. But its most definitley included with the max tow package. That listing also has a lot of stock photos from GM. Some show a 2wd SLE crew cab....when the actual listing is for a 4x4 SLT double cab

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