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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 | Conventional | 9,500 lb | First cited year for this hitch | GMC |
| 2000 | Fifth-wheel | 9,500 lb | First cited year for this hitch | GMC |
| 2003 | Conventional | 10,200 lb | +700 lb vs 2000 | General Motors |
| 2003 | Fifth-wheel | 10,200 lb | +700 lb vs 2000 | General Motors |
| 2004 | Conventional | 10,000 lb | -200 lb vs 2003 | GMC |
| 2005 | Conventional | 10,200 lb | +200 lb vs 2004 | General Motors |
| 2005 | Fifth-wheel | 10,200 lb | First cited year for this hitch | General Motors |
| 2006 | Conventional | 10,400 lb | +200 lb vs 2005 | General Motors |
| 2006 | Fifth-wheel | 10,300 lb | +100 lb vs 2005 | General Motors |
| 2008 | Conventional | 10,500 lb | +100 lb vs 2006 | GMC |
| 2008 | Fifth-wheel | 10,400 lb | +100 lb vs 2006 | GMC |
| 2009 | Conventional | 7,000 lb | -3,500 lb vs 2008 | GMC |
| 2010 | Conventional | 10,700 lb | +3,700 lb vs 2009 | GMC |
| 2010 | Fifth-wheel | 10,200 lb | First cited year for this hitch | GMC |
| 2011 | Conventional | 10,700 lb | Unchanged from 2010 | GMC |
| 2012 | Conventional | 10,700 lb | Unchanged from 2011 | GMC |
| 2012 | Fifth-wheel | 10,600 lb | First cited year for this hitch | GMC |
| 2013 | Conventional | 10,700 lb | Unchanged from 2012 | GMC |
| 2013 | Fifth-wheel | 10,600 lb | Unchanged from 2012 | GMC |
| 2014 | Conventional | 11,500 lb | +800 lb vs 2013 | GMC |
| 2015 | Conventional | 12,000 lb | +500 lb vs 2014 | GMC |
| 2016 | Conventional | 12,000 lb | Unchanged from 2015 | GMC |
| 2017 | Conventional | 12,500 lb | +500 lb vs 2016 | GMC |
| 2017 | Fifth-wheel | 11,700 lb | First cited year for this hitch | GMC |
| 2018 | Conventional | 12,500 lb | Unchanged from 2017 | GMC |
| 2018 | Fifth-wheel | 11,600 lb | -100 lb vs 2017 | GMC |
| 2019 | Conventional | 12,200 lb | -300 lb vs 2018 | GMC |
| 2020 | Conventional | 12,100 lb | -100 lb vs 2019 | GMC |
| 2020 | Fifth-wheel | 10,400 lb | First cited year for this hitch | GMC |
| 2020 | Gooseneck | 10,400 lb | First cited year for this hitch | GMC |
| 2021 | Conventional | 11,800 lb | -300 lb vs 2020 | GMC |
| 2021 | Fifth-wheel | 10,200 lb | -200 lb vs 2020 | GMC |
| 2021 | Gooseneck | 10,200 lb | -200 lb vs 2020 | GMC |
| 2022 | Conventional | 13,200 lb | +1,400 lb vs 2021 | GMC |
| 2022 | Fifth-wheel | 9,700 lb | -500 lb vs 2021 | GMC |
| 2022 | Gooseneck | 9,700 lb | -500 lb vs 2021 | GMC |
| 2023 | Conventional | 13,200 lb | Unchanged from 2022 | GMC |
| 2023 | Fifth-wheel | 9,700 lb | Unchanged from 2022 | GMC |
| 2023 | Gooseneck | 9,700 lb | Unchanged from 2022 | GMC |
| 2024 | Conventional | 13,300 lb | +100 lb vs 2023 | GMC |
| 2024 | Fifth-wheel | 10,000 lb | +300 lb vs 2023 | GMC |
| 2024 | Gooseneck | 10,000 lb | +300 lb vs 2023 | GMC |
| 2026 | Conventional | 13,300 lb | Unchanged from 2024 | 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.
- 202613,300 lb cited
- 2025T1XX
- 202413,300 lb cited
- 202313,200 lb cited
- 202213,200 lb cited
- 202111,800 lb cited
- 202012,100 lb cited
- 201912,200 lb cited
- 201812,500 lb cited
- 201712,500 lb cited
- 201612,000 lb cited
- 201512,000 lb cited
- 201411,500 lb cited
- 201310,700 lb cited
- 201210,700 lb cited
- 201110,700 lb cited
- 201010,700 lb cited
- 20097,000 lb cited
- 200810,500 lb cited
- 2007GMT900
- 200610,400 lb cited
- 200510,200 lb cited
- 200410,000 lb cited
- 200310,200 lb cited
- 2002GMT800
- 2001GMT800
- 20009,500 lb cited