2026 Silverado 2500HD
2026 Silverado 2500HD for Sale Hot Springs AR
From 45,900 dollars on the lot in Hot Springs, with up to 22,050 pounds of gooseneck towing and both engines available on every trim.
Chevrolet's three-quarter-ton opens at $45,900 before destination, tops out at a 22,050-pound gooseneck rating when correctly specified, and lets you order either engine in any trim. Around Garland County that combination gets bought for the same three jobs over and over: a boat down a long ramp at Lake Ouachita, an equipment trailer to a job site off Highway 70, and a fifth-wheel out toward the state line on Interstate 30 on a Friday afternoon.
Allen Tillery Chevrolet has sold trucks here since 1967, and we stock the 2500HD lineup at 4573 Central Ave. The engines, the six trims and what they cost, the technology, the cabin, and the towing and payload numbers that decide most purchases all follow.
2026 Silverado 2500HD at a Glance
- Six trims covering $45,900 through $73,600 before destination.
- 401 hp and 464 lb-ft from the gas V8; 470 hp and 975 lb-ft from the Duramax.
- Up to 22,050 pounds gooseneck, 20,000 pounds conventional, properly equipped.
- Up to 3,926 pounds of payload.
- Integrated trailer brake controller standard on every trim.
- Three cab styles, two bed lengths, 83.5 cubic feet of bed volume.
2026 Silverado 2500HD Engines and Powertrain Options
6.6L V8 Gas
401 horsepower and 464 lb-ft, driving a 10-speed automatic. Offered on every trim. On a conventional hitch it is rated for 16,000 pounds, and being the lighter of the two engines it leaves the most in reserve for the bed: 3,926 pounds in a Regular Cab long-bed rear-drive Work Truck.
6.6L Duramax Turbo-Diesel V8
470 horsepower and 975 lb-ft, paired with the Allison 10-speed automatic. Available on every trim, including the Work Truck. With the Max Trailering Package it reaches 20,000 pounds conventional, 22,050 pounds on a gooseneck or fifth-wheel, and a 30,000-pound GCWR. A diesel exhaust brake is available.
Rear-wheel drive is standard on WT and Custom with four-wheel drive available; LT, LTZ and ZR2 are four-wheel drive only. Full detail is on the engines page.
Silverado 2500HD Trim Lineup and Pricing
| Trim | Starting MSRP | The short version |
|---|---|---|
| WT | $45,900 | The work truck. Highest payload, lowest entry price. |
| Custom | $49,200 | Adds 20-inch wheels, cloth seating surfaces and cruise control. |
| LT | $52,600 | The 13.4-inch Google built-in screen and the EZ Lift tailgate. |
| LTZ | $63,300 | Perforated leather, the Trailering App and the full mirror package. |
| ZR2 | $73,200 | DSSV dampers, 11.6 inches of clearance, 35-inch tires, a rear locker. |
| High Country | $73,600 | The most finished cabin in the range. |
Every trim carries the same tow ratings; the badge changes equipment, not capability. The full breakdown with what each step adds is on Trims Compared.
Technology and Connectivity
LT and above carry the 13.4-inch diagonal Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Premium System with Google built-in, alongside a 12.3-inch driver cluster. Wireless phone projection is standard across the lineup, as is Chevrolet Connected Access capability and push button start.
The trailering technology is the part that matters on this truck. Hitch Guidance is standard on every trim. LTZ adds the In-Vehicle Trailering App and Hitch View; ZR2 adds HD Surround Vision. Two camera views earn their keep here: one shows the bed as you back under a gooseneck, the other renders a compatible trailer effectively see-through.
Interior and Comfort
Seating runs to six in a Crew Cab and three in a Regular Cab. Front head room measures 43.11 inches with 44.53 inches of leg room and 66.06 inches of shoulder room; the second row gives 39.88 inches of head room and 35.24 inches of leg room.
Seating runs from the Work Truck's 40/20/40 split-bench with under-seat storage, through cloth surfaces on Custom, to perforated leather on LTZ and leather-appointed seating at the top of the range. Single-zone climate control and remote keyless entry are standard from the base trim.
Towing and Payload Capability
| Rating | Figure | Configuration |
|---|---|---|
| Max gooseneck or fifth-wheel | 22,050 lbs | Duramax with Max Trailering Package, long bed |
| Max conventional hitch | 20,000 lbs | Duramax with Max Trailering Package |
| Max conventional, gas V8 | 16,000 lbs | Gas 6.6L |
| Max payload | 3,926 pounds | Regular Cab long bed, rear-drive, gas |
| Max GCWR | 30,000 lbs | Duramax with Max Trailering Package |
The full picture by cab, bed and engine is on Towing and Payload. If you are choosing between this and the heavier truck, the deciding facts are on 2500HD vs 3500HD, and if you are weighing it against the half-ton, see 1500 vs 2500HD.
Safety
Every trim gets Automatic Emergency Braking as standard, plus antilock discs on all four corners and a pad wear indicator. The integrated trailer brake controller is standard too, which is worth naming as a safety item and not just a convenience one: a trailer that brakes with the truck is the difference on a wet descent.
Which 2026 Silverado 2500HD Is Right for You?
- Fleet or crew truck: WT, for the payload and the entry price.
- Owner-operator who wants it to look sharp: Custom.
- Tows most weekends, drives it all week: LT, the volume trim.
- Long hauls with a big fifth-wheel: LTZ with the Duramax and Max Trailering Package.
- Work past the pavement: ZR2.
- The cabin is your office: High Country.
Why Buy a 2026 Silverado 2500HD at Allen Tillery Chevrolet
We are at 4573 Central Ave, Hot Springs, AR 71913, and we sell regularly to buyers in Malvern, Arkadelphia and Benton. Benton buyers cross-shopping the same trucks are welcome to bring the trailer with them. Tell us the trailer and we will point you at the right engine, cab and bed. Browse Silverado 2500HD inventory, get pre-approved, or call 501-881-4274. Start with the Silverado 2500HD research guide if you want every page in one place.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 2026 Silverado 2500HD
How much is a 2026 Silverado 2500HD?
From $45,900 to $73,600 before destination, across six trims.
How much can it tow?
Properly equipped with the Duramax and Max Trailering Package, 22,050 pounds on a gooseneck and 20,000 on a conventional hitch. On a conventional hitch the gas V8 is rated for 16,000 pounds.
What engines are offered?
Two, and neither is locked to a trim: the 6.6L gas V8 at 401 hp and 464 lb-ft, or the 6.6L Duramax at 470 hp and 975 lb-ft.
What is the MPG?
No EPA rating exists. The federal fuel-economy labelling programme does not cover this weight class, so no MPG figure is published for the 2500HD.
Do you have them in stock?
Yes. Check current inventory or call 501-881-4274 and we will tell you what is on the ground today.
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