When it comes to pickup trucks here in America, they’re consistently some of the most popular and best-selling vehicles throughout the industry. This is thanks in large part to “the big three,” of which the Chevy Silverado is a member. The Silverado has been around since just before the turn of the century, but it was built off the back of decades of experience building other trucks throughout the company’s history. Today, without a doubt the most capable vehicle on the Chevy lineup is the biggest version of that iconic truck, the 2025 Chevy Silverado 3500HD. We thought you might be interested in learning about the towing capacity of this vehicle, so we’ve put together some data into the table below and went on to detail other important information regarding towing in the Silverado HD.
Drivetrain | Cab Style | Fuel Type | Max Conventional | Max 5th-Wheel |
2WD SRW | Regular | Gas | 14,500 lbs. | 19,080 lbs. |
2WD SRW | Regular | Diesel | 14,500 lbs. | 22,430 lbs. |
2WD SRW | Double | Gas | 16,000 lbs. | 18,620 lbs. |
2WD SRW | Double | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 21,900 lbs. |
2WD SRW | Crew | Gas | 16,000 lbs. | 18,650 lbs. |
2WD SRW | Crew | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 22,070 lbs. |
4WD SRW | Regular | Gas | 14,500 lbs. | 18,700 lbs. |
4WD SRW | Regular | Diesel | 14,500 lbs. | 22,050 lbs. |
4WD SRW | Double | Gas | 16,000 lbs. | 18,310 lbs. |
4WD SRW | Double | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 21,590 lbs. |
4WD SRW | Crew | Gas | 16,000 lbs. | 18,300 lbs. |
4WD SRW | Crew | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 21,600 lbs. |
2WD DRW | Regular | Gas | 18,700 lbs. | 18,760 lbs. |
2WD DRW | Regular | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 36,000 lbs. |
2WD DRW | Double | Gas | 18,300 lbs. | 18,300 lbs. |
2WD DRW | Double | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 31,580 lbs. |
2WD DRW | Crew | Gas | 18,200 lbs. | 18,240 lbs. |
2WD DRW | Crew | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 31,450 lbs. |
4WD DRW | Regular | Gas | 18,400 lbs. | 18,380 lbs. |
4WD DRW | Regular | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 31,500 lbs. |
4WD DRW | Double | Gas | 18,000 lbs. | 17,990 lbs. |
4WD DRW | Double | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 31,280 lbs. |
4WD DRW | Crew | Gas | 17,800 lbs. | 17,800 lbs. |
4WD DRW | Crew | Diesel | 20,000 lbs. | 31,000 lbs. |
You probably already know the difference between 2WD and 4WD – two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive – but just in case you aren’t aware of what SRW and DRW mean, they stand for single rear wheel and dual rear wheel. To get even more capabilities, some truck owners prefer their heavy-duty pickup trucks to have four rear wheels instead of the traditional two. You might have heard of these trucks referred to as duallies. Hopefully, this table helps you determine which 2025 Chevy Silverado 3500HD is the right fit for your trailering needs.
Technology has come a long way over the past several years, and while a vast majority of the focus has been on improving safety and entertainment, there have been plenty of large strides in advancing towing and trailering as well. Here are a few features and technologies that come standard or are available in the Silverado 3500HD this year.
If you have any questions about the 2025 Chevy Silverado 3500HD at all, feel free to give us a call right here at the Jim Glover Chevrolet sales desk. We look forward to hearing from you!
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