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15106792 - : Trailer Hitch for GM Image

Trailer Hitch

Fleetside with 0 SS factory installed. with heavy duty 8 foot bed. Serves as the connection point between your vehicle and a trailer...
$349.60
MSRP $527.58
Save $177.98
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15106791 - : Trailer Hitch Platform for GM Image

Trailer Hitch Platform

Fleetside with 0 SS factory installed. with heavy duty 6 1/2 foot bed. Stepside factory installed. with heavy duty. Serves as the...
$340.31
MSRP $513.55
Save $173.24
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19180779 - : Trailer Hitch Platform for GM Image

Trailer Hitch Platform

Fleetside with SS factory installed. Stepside factory installed. without heavy duty. Oem. Serves as the connection point between your...
$362.34
MSRP $546.80
Save $184.46
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23444976 - : Hitch Pkg for GM Image

Hitch Pkg

$398.27
MSRP $601.02
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How to Use a Chevrolet Silverado Trailer Hitch Correctly

A Silverado trailer hitch serves as the primary structural foundation for pulling heavy payloads securely. This essential steel component bolts directly to the rugged chassis frame of your pickup truck. Drivers of the Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD rely on them daily for serious commercial hauling and farming tasks. A high-quality receiver expands your truck's versatility instantly, turning it into a true workhorse.

Quick Steps to Install a Silverado Trailer Hitch

1. Clean the Chassis Frame

Crawl under the rear bumper to locate the designated factory chassis mounting holes on the frame rails.

2. Position the Heavy Hitch

Use a sturdy hydraulic floor jack or enlist a strong helper to raise the heavy receiver assembly upward.

3. Insert the Mounting Hardware

Slide the thick, high-grade steel factory fasteners directly through the aligned frame holes carefully. Always thread the heavy nuts on by hand initially to completely prevent cross-threading the expensive hardware.

4. Torque to Factory Spec

Use a properly calibrated torque wrench to tighten the heavy bolts in an alternating, crisscross pattern. Always check your factory service manual for the exact foot-pound torque requirement for safety.

5. Attach the Wiring Harness

Locate the factory electrical socket, which is typically situated near the rear spare tire assembly. Plug your new trailer lighting harness directly into the socket until the plastic retaining clip snaps loudly.


Frequently Asked Questions

What class hitch do I actually need?
The required class depends entirely on the total loaded weight of your specific trailer.
What exactly is a Class V hitch?
It is an incredibly heavy-duty receiver rated strictly for commercial heavy equipment hauling.
Can I safely install a tow hitch myself?
Yes, most genuine hitches bolt directly to the factory holes using simple hand tools.

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