3rd Gen Silverado 2500

Build your 3rd Gen Silverado 2500 (2015-2019) for bed rack, recovery, and a rooftop tent.

Adjustable Bed Rack System

Adjustable Bed Rack System

$2,020.00

ActionTrax Recovery Boards

ActionTrax Recovery Boards

$299.00

Metal Tooth ActionTrax | Extreme Recovery Boards

Metal Tooth ActionTrax | Extreme Recovery Boards

$399.00

Evolution v2 Rooftop Tent

Evolution v2 Rooftop Tent

From $3,895.00

Freestanding 270º Vehicle Awning

Freestanding 270º Vehicle Awning

$1,250.00

Trailer Hitch Step

Trailer Hitch Step

$175.00

Hi Lift Jack Roof Rack Mount for 3" Racks
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Hi Lift Jack Roof Rack Mount for 3" Racks

$150.00

Hitch Rack | Cargo Carrier
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Hitch Rack | Cargo Carrier

$645.00

Cube LED Floodlight (Pair)
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Cube LED Floodlight (Pair)

$94.99

Cube LED Spotlight (Pair)
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Cube LED Spotlight (Pair)

$94.99

50-Inch LED Light Bar (dual row)
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50-Inch LED Light Bar (dual row)

$199.99

270º Awning w/Mounting Brackets
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270º Awning w/Mounting Brackets

$499.00

Build your 3rd Gen Silverado 2500 for bed rack, recovery, and a rooftop tent

The 3rd Gen Silverado 2500 (2015-2019) collection is a bed rack, recovery, and a rooftop tent, not a sleep-first page. There is no Luno mattress on this grid.

In stock now. Adjustable bed rack, ActionTrax recovery boards, Evolution v2 rooftop tent, a freestanding 270 awning, and a hitch step.

Sold out on this grid. Hi-lift rack mount, hitch rack, cube lights, a 50 inch light bar, and a 270 awning sit last.

Who this is for. 2015-2019 Silverado 2500 owners shopping recovery and the tent we still sell for this platform. 2020-2024 Silverado 2500 is the thinner current mix.

Shop rack and recovery above. Related camp guides are linked below.

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