Grades LT and below steering. Vs LTZ and above variable steering?

By Akwagon
December 17, 2019 in 2020-2026 Silverado HD & Sierra HD

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Akwagon

Posted December 17, 2019

As subject says. im looking at a new HD.
anyone know or experiences with the lower model HDs vs the upper trim with the variable steering? Especially with towing.
is it that big a difference to justify an LTZ over LT ?

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