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Decided to trade my 2020 Denali. It had replaced my 2015 Denali. They were both Black with the 6.2. So I decided I had to change it up -no Denali this time.

i bought a 2025 white AT4 with the 6.2. Wow I can’t believe how nice a truck this is, especially the interior.

just got it Wednesday, so just getting to know it. The only bad thing is that there is no owners manual - you have to scan a QR code and look at it on line😳

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They are really nice trucks.

 

The interior is what sold me on my 2023 Silverado HC. The dash layout is almost identical between Silverado's and Sierra's, and there are some aspects of each I like over the other. Same with the exterior.

 

I didn't like, at all, the factory wheels that came on the '23 HC's so those got swapped out with some GM wheels that were a factory option. That black truck in your 3rd picture has them. Also not a fan of the factory "HDMI" exhaust outlets so those are getting swapped out with a set of really nice polished SS "quad" (two pipe outlets for each side) tips that bolt in just like the factory outlets.

 

You can download the manual and save it on your computer. Manuals and Guides | Vehicle Support | GMC

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3 hours ago, Glava2876 said:

Decided to trade my 2020 Denali. It had replaced my 2015 Denali. They were both Black with the 6.2. So I decided I had to change it up -no Denali this time.

i bought a 2025 white AT4 with the 6.2. Wow I can’t believe how nice a truck this is, especially the interior.

just got it Wednesday, so just getting to know it. The only bad thing is that there is no owners manual - you have to scan a QR code and look at it on line😳

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Nice truck! There is alot to learn about the "Infotainment system". Most helpful to me was youtube. Watching someone use the system and teach me while demonstrating it was the easiest way for me to learn it.

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redwngr Senior Enthusiast

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Go to gmc or chev website and download the full pdf of the owners manual.

 

There is also an 'essentials' version (that some received with the truck) but it is a shortened version. 

 

Might as well get the warranty manual too

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Yup the essentials and radio pieces came, so you get a little, but I always loved taking that owners manual to the library- usually good for almost 2 days of reading😳

I have looked at the online owners manual and downloaded pages to do a few things, but I’m just that “old dog” that doesn’t want to learn new tricks😂

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1 hour ago, Glava2876 said:

Yup the essentials and radio pieces came, so you get a little, but I always loved taking that owners manual to the library- usually good for almost 2 days of reading😳

I have looked at the online owners manual and downloaded pages to do a few things, but I’m just that “old dog” that doesn’t want to learn new tricks😂

 

Your decision.

 

I find the pdf much easier to hunt thru than a paper copy.

Eg

When index lists a page number -- clicking on the number jumps you to that page. 

When a description in on section says to refer to another section -- clicking on that will ump you to the other location.

 

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On 2/8/2025 at 12:26 PM, Dan H 2023 HC said:

They are really nice trucks.

 

The interior is what sold me on my 2023 Silverado HC. The dash layout is almost identical between Silverado's and Sierra's, and there are some aspects of each I like over the other. Same with the exterior.

 

I didn't like, at all, the factory wheels that came on the '23 HC's so those got swapped out with some GM wheels that were a factory option. That black truck in your 3rd picture has them. Also not a fan of the factory "HDMI" exhaust outlets so those are getting swapped out with a set of really nice polished SS "quad" (two pipe outlets for each side) tips that bolt in just like the factory outlets.

 

You can download the manual and save it on your computer. Manuals and Guides | Vehicle Support | GMC

Funny, that black truck is the 2020 Denali that I traded in -I think

that may have been the first year that those rims were offered? They really held up great!

one thing that I didn’t realize until after l bought this AT4 is that it has the same dash and the center console as the Denali-it blends from the console to the dash differently.

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