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My LTZ does not have factory nav.
It's an option, not standard. LTZ is the lowest trim level you get factory navigation on.

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On 3/20/2021 at 12:01 AM, AlaskaErik said:

My max tow LTZ has 1910 lbs of payload.  But you need to look at the yellow driver door jamb sticker of each truck you're interested in in order to get the exact payload capacity of that particular truck.  But the real question is, how much does your trailer weigh fully loaded?  Multiply that amount by 13 percent for a WAG on your tongue weight if it's a travel trailer you're looking to tow.  Too many people try to push the extreme limits of a half ton when they really should be looking at a 3/4 ton or one ton.

How is yours configured? Thanks

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On 3/19/2021 at 9:19 PM, OnTheReel said:

My LTZ max tow 6.2 payload is 1,914 pounds.

 

You can figure a lighter equipped LTZ or RST would be bit higher.

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1 hour ago, JJ9145 said:

How is yours configured? Thanks

Crew cab short box with everything...Premium Package, Tech Package, etc.

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I just got my custom ordered RST w/6.2 and max tow package. I have every option available for the RST except for the moonroof. Payload is 1,957.


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7 hours ago, JJ9145 said:

How is yours configured? Thanks

Basic LTZ with 6.2L engine and 10 speed tranny and max trailering package.  I have the basic technology package with blind spot monitoring and rear cross traffic alert, as well as the moon roof. 

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5 hours ago, OnTheReel said:

Crew cab short box with everything...Premium Package, Tech Package, etc.

Thanks. 

20 minutes ago, NoLand said:

I just got my custom ordered RST w/6.2 and max tow package. I have every option available for the RST except for the moonroof. Payload is 1,957.


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Thanks that's good payload. Wish they had the Vented seats available.

16 minutes ago, AlaskaErik said:

Basic LTZ with 6.2L engine and 10 speed tranny and max trailering package.  I have the basic technology package with blind spot monitoring and rear cross traffic alert, as well as the moon roof. 

Thanks for that.

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Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised with the payload. Wish it had the vented seats, but I would have had to step up to high country (because I wanted the color matched bumpers and grille).


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