2015 HD Truck Shootout 1 ton DRW
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Hey Milehigh, what happened to the 20' wheels? Only I option I see is the 18'
You can get 20 or 18's on the 2015's.
Is the "All Terrain" pkg the GMC version of Z71?
No it's more than that. It's the equivalent of the Chevy high country
Where does that leave the denali?
I think this package is going to be available as an add on to the SLT & Denali.
It includes new available tow mirrors with LED clearance lights, integrated backup LED lights and chrome caps (i want real badly)
New wheels (current gmc 20" wheels need updated IMHO)
Some carbon fiber looking stuff in the cab
Badges, grill and upgraded Z71 suspension components
WiFi (don't care because it's serviced by at&t. So it won't work here)
If you Google "2015 all terrain HD" you'll find pictures on the net. http://www.gmfleetorderguide.com/NA...vehicleID=17048§ion=oi_def&page=4&butID=3
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hard to keep up with all that
No.
It includes Z71 but you can get Z71 by itself.
It is a trim package that includes a different wheel, color match bumpers, some badging as well as Z71. The biggest upgrade is the color match bumpers and badging.
You can get a variety of sizes depending on your other options. 3/4 ton there is a lot of options, 1-ton there are only a couple, sometimes 1.
No not at all. High Country is closer to the Denali.
All Terrain gets:
To clarify, I think all 4x4 has front recovery hooks, the Locking differential comes with the towing package (or a variety of other packages), Hill descent control is actually part of the Z71 package (you can't get it without getting Z71). The skid plats can be ordered by themselves but they too are part of the Z71 package.
All-Terrain:
Regular non All-Terrain or Denali
Denali:
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Those are all half tons that you're showing.
http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2014/05/2015-gmc-sierra-2500-hd-all-terrain-photo-gallery.html
http://www.topspeed.com/cars/gmc/2015-gmc-sierra-all-terrain-hd-ar163654.html
http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2014/05/2015-gmc-sierra-2500-hd-all-terrain-photo-gallery.html
http://www.topspeed.com/cars/gmc/2015-gmc-sierra-all-terrain-hd-ar163654.html
It's the same in the HD market. Obviously a larger truck, but the All-Terrain package is an addon package, not a trim.
One thing I am curious about and don't understand why they didn't make it simpler is what do the 1-ton SRW trucks each weigh? The DRW which was tested are towing equal trailers with the SRW "twin" on that trailer. Really they are not towing the exact same amount of weight. In some scenarios there is 1/10th of a second difference, this is easily made up with a change of 200 lbs.
I thought they compensated the difference in the water tanks on the trailers
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