Towing a 32rls with a 2500hd Silverado duramax

[tcijoe]

I am curious of real world experience tow a 32rls with a 2500hd Silverado/sierra duramax. seems like it is with in spec but how does it handle?

 

[JWalker]

Our 23 GMC 2500 DMax Handles our 30RLS great. The 32RLS is just slightly heavier.

 

[tcijoe]

Thanks. Have you added anything to the suspension?

 

[Tls5150]

We have the 2024 32 rls with 24 Silverado duramax with max trailering package just did 2000 mile trip handles awesome. No issues at all

 

[JWalker]

Thanks. Have you added anything to the suspension?

Nope. Stock everything. B&W hitch (non-slider). It does squat the truck a little. But nothing that is of concern. Rides smooth, with no chucking.
Just hit 4000 miles. Most towing.

 

[Tls5150]

Forgot to add we are using Gen Y Executive goose neck with factory puck system

 

[tcijoe]

Thanks. I went with a b& w slider. My driveway is really tight.

 

[Grawe RV]

We tow our 2024 32RLS with our 2024 Chevy 2500HD 4x4 LTZ Z71. Honestly, I wish the truck had a few less bells and whistles. We also installed a Gen-Y on day-1.

It tows great! Plenty of power, plenty of stop capability. Know how to use your diesel brake, it’s very helpful. We do have a little squat (the pic enhances it a bit) so I am looking at bags or mild suspension upgrades. I scaled the other day and although the specs say we have plenty of excess payload; we were actually 160# over payload. We are well within all other limits. While we were not fully loaded for FT, we do also have a washer and dryer upfront and we added a Brooklyn Bedding (heavy) mattress. I am not overly concerned as we will adjust. When we mitigate the squat, it should transfer a little weight back to the front axle.

Long story short (too late), you will have plenty of truck and a great setup! Enjoy!

 

[Bozo]

Bags will not transfer any weight to front, they will fix squat, that is all. Trailer loading is your only cure for the payload overage. I wouldn’t sweat 160lbs. though. As long as tires are up to it, send it.

 

[fireman0175]

I am running the same trailer with a 2024 F250 HD6.7L. We chose the Gen-Y hitch because we didn't have to put the extra 250# or whatever the sliding hitches weigh in the calcs for the weight carried. My truck says it has a -2 degree sag in the rear, but was not an issue for 8 hours of pulling on the way home. I really like the puck system and how easy the 3 items are removed when not using them. You should be fine.

 

[Austin Alliance]

We tow our 2024 32RLS with our 2024 Chevy 2500HD 4x4 LTZ Z71. Honestly, I wish the truck had a few less bells and whistles. We also installed a Gen-Y on day-1.

It tows great! Plenty of power, plenty of stop capability. Know how to use your diesel brake, it’s very helpful. We do have a little squat (the pic enhances it a bit) so I am looking at bags or mild suspension upgrades. I scaled the other day and although the specs say we have plenty of excess payload; we were actually 160# over payload. We are well within all other limits. While we were not fully loaded for FT, we do also have a washer and dryer upfront and we added a Brooklyn Bedding (heavy) mattress. I am not overly concerned as we will adjust. When we mitigate the squat, it should transfer a little weight back to the front axle.

Long story short (too late), you will have plenty of truck and a great setup! Enjoy!View attachment 2413

That grey truck looks good with the colors scheme of the Avenue

 

[darrell]

I am running the same trailer with a 2024 F250 HD6.7L. We chose the Gen-Y hitch because we didn't have to put the extra 250# or whatever the sliding hitches weigh in the calcs for the weight carried. My truck says it has a -2 degree sag in the rear, but was not an issue for 8 hours of pulling on the way home. I really like the puck system and how easy the 3 items are removed when not using them. You should be fine.

Just don't drive at night like this as modern headlights at a raised angle will blind other drivers lol. -2 after factory rake is a lot of rise.