GMC Sierra 1500 towing capacity

GMC's half-ton, the corporate twin of the Silverado 1500. A Silverado chart cell is not treated as a Sierra rating.

The nameplate began in 1999. Pages here start at 2000. Earlier charts are not transcribed yet.

Cited years

Year	Hitch	Cited maximum	Versus prior cited year	Source
2009	Conventional	10,700 lb	First cited year for this hitch	TowingSpecs
2010	Conventional	10,700 lb	Unchanged from 2009	TowingSpecs
2012	Conventional	10,700 lb	Unchanged from 2010	TowingSpecs
2013	Conventional	10,700 lb	Unchanged from 2012	TowingSpecs
2014	Conventional	12,000 lb	+1,300 lb vs 2013	TowingSpecs
2015	Conventional	12,000 lb	Unchanged from 2014	TowingSpecs
2016	Conventional	12,000 lb	Unchanged from 2015	TowingSpecs
2017	Conventional	12,500 lb	+500 lb vs 2016	TowingSpecs
2018	Conventional	12,500 lb	Unchanged from 2017	TowingSpecs
2019	Conventional	12,200 lb	-300 lb vs 2018	TowingSpecs
2020	Conventional	12,200 lb	Unchanged from 2019	TowingSpecs
2021	Conventional	11,800 lb	-400 lb vs 2020	TowingSpecs
2022	Conventional	13,200 lb	+1,400 lb vs 2021	TowingSpecs
2023	Conventional	13,300 lb	+100 lb vs 2022	TowingSpecs
2024	Conventional	13,200 lb	-100 lb vs 2023	TowingSpecs
2025	Conventional	13,300 lb	+100 lb vs 2024	Kelley Blue Book
2026	Conventional	13,300 lb	Unchanged from 2025	GMC

Every model year

A filled mark means that year has a cited rating. An empty mark is still a real page: generation, what changed, and an explicit gap instead of a guessed number.

GMC Sierra 1500 towing capacity

Cited years

Every model year

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