_{Should your trailer become unplugged while your Silverado is parked, this industry-first^† technology is designed to sound the horn and flash the lights to alert you.}

When the system detects that a trailer is hooked up to your Silverado, this feature is designed to remind you to engage Tow/Haul mode, which improves acceleration while hauling a heavy load.

^{When the system detects that a trailer is hooked up to your Silverado, this feature is designed to remind you to engage Tow/Haul mode, which improves acceleration while hauling a heavy load.}

This available feature checks the pressure and temperature of the air inside of up to four trailer tires to help ensure they’re properly inflated.^†

_{This available feature checks the pressure and temperature of the air inside of up to four trailer tires to help ensure they’re properly inflated.^†}

^{Available cameras integrated into the side view mirrors offer a view of the sides of the trailer to help with hitching and trailering.}

^{Mounted on the rear of your trailer, this available auxiliary camera-based system lets you monitor the area behind the trailer using the built-in colour touch-screen display.}  

^{A dynamic backing guideline is integrated onto the image when you select Hitch Guidance on the Rear Vision Camera screen, while Hitch View allows you to zoom in on the hitch for a top-down view, making it easier to hook up your trailer on your own.}

^{When in Reverse with Hitch View active, the industry-first† Electric Parking Brake Hookup Assist automatically sets the parking brake when you shift to Park to help you avoid any unintentional vehicle roll when hitching.}

^{Need to know the difference between GCWR and GVWR? A handy trailering glossary will help you get up to speed.}

^{Learn to use the advanced trailering technologies in the Silverado with a series of quick and informative how-to videos.}