My buddy's 2018 duramax

By xRogrimx
November 1, 2017 in 2015-2019 Silverado HD, Sierra HD & Medium Duty

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newdude

Posted November 6, 2017

You can get steps either ordered with the truck or after the fact at the dealer, and you can get the 5th wheel/gooseneck prep package Z6A which gets you an integrated gooseneck hitch, 5 holes in the bed, and gooseneck ball. Your friend's dealer is retarded.

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