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1720 lbs in the bed of my Platinum. Not too Shabby
I had a load of brick to get rid of at the dump yesterday. The way the truck was sitting I didn't think it was anywhere near a ton of weight. The weight slip tells the tale.
I loaded 50 40lb bags of wood pellets for my stove in the back of my truck. It felt every bit like 2000lbs of stuff back there. Bit it had no problems with power or stopping.
Last edited by funnyman06; 04-14-2018 at 08:42 AM.
I had a load of brick to get rid of at the dump yesterday. The way the truck was sitting I didn't think it was anywhere near a ton of weight. The weight slip tells the tale.
Was there a GM marketing crew with cameras waiting to document the "real world" carnage to your inferior aluminum bed?!
I've not had more than 500 lbs in my bed. Glad to see it can handle a lot more well!
Love to see the Payload stickers of the two trucks. A 2,000 pound payload would be highly unusual. Bet at least one, possibly both, were over capacity. Fine for a short trip, driven cautiously.
Love to see the Payload stickers of the two trucks. A 2,000 pound payload would be highly unusual. Bet at least one, possibly both, were over capacity. Fine for a short trip, driven cautiously.
My plane jane truck is yellow stickered at ~2085#....
04-14-2018, 07:49 AM
1720 lbs in the bed of my Platinum. Not too Shabby
