New Chevrolet Silverado Inventory
Shop current Chevrolet Silverado trucks at Weber Chevrolet Granite City near St. Louis. Use the live inventory below to compare Silverado 1500, Silverado 2500 HD, Silverado 3500 HD, Silverado EV and available work-truck configurations by trim, cab, bed, drivetrain, engine, equipment and advertised pricing.
Start with the work your truck must perform. Consider passenger space, cargo and tools, loaded trailer weight, tongue or king-pin weight, daily mileage, parking, terrain and commercial equipment before choosing a model or trim.
Inventory changes frequently.
Open the individual vehicle listing and provide the stock number or VIN when contacting Weber Chevrolet Granite City so the team can confirm current availability, configuration, equipment and pricing before you visit.
Silverado 1500, HD, Commercial and Electric Truck Shopping
A useful truck comparison begins with passengers, payload, trailer weight, bed use, daily mileage, parking, terrain and business requirements. The best Silverado for a commuter and family can be very different from the best truck for a contractor, RV owner, farm, fleet or vocational body.
Use this page to compare Silverado 1500, Silverado 2500 HD, Silverado 3500 HD, commercial chassis cabs and Silverado EV choices, then return to the live inventory with a clearer list of requirements.
Start With the Truck Class
The correct model class is more important than appearance packages. Determine whether the assignment fits a light-duty pickup, heavy-duty pickup, vocational chassis or electric truck, then compare trim, engine and equipment.
Nine 2026 Silverado 1500 Trims
Trim names create a starting point, but two trucks with the same badge can still differ by cab, bed, engine, drivetrain, packages and installed options. Review the exact window sticker and vehicle listing.
Start here for jobsite use, property work, fleets, practical daily driving and buyers who want capability before premium equipment.
Compare these trims when the truck needs to combine daily-driving style, stronger cabin technology and useful towing or bed capability.
Choose among these paths based on terrain, suspension, tires, skid protection, daily ride, towing and how often the truck will actually leave pavement.
A premium Silverado route for buyers who expect full-size truck utility alongside high-end cabin materials, technology and available trailering assistance.
TurboMax, V8 and Duramax Choices
The strongest published number is not automatically the best choice for every driver. Compare trailer requirements, payload, annual mileage, fuel use, trim availability, purchase range and how often the truck will operate under load.
| Engine | Output | Natural Shopping Fit | Important Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| TurboMax | 310 hp / 430 lb.-ft. | Work, value, everyday driving and strong standard torque | Trailer, payload, 8-speed transmission and trim availability |
| 5.3L EcoTec3 V8 | 355 hp / 383 lb.-ft. | Traditional V8 buyers balancing towing, daily use and broad trim availability | Cab, bed, drivetrain, axle and trailering equipment |
| 6.2L EcoTec3 V8 | 420 hp / 460 lb.-ft. | Buyers prioritizing stronger gasoline performance and selected premium or off-road trims | 4×4 availability, premium fuel guidance and configuration-specific towing |
| 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel | 305 hp / 495 lb.-ft. | Regular towing, highway travel and buyers comparing diesel torque and efficiency | Up to 13,300-lb. available towing, DEF, maintenance and trim availability |
Passenger Space and Bed Utility
Cab and bed choices affect passenger access, protected interior storage, cargo length, wheelbase, parking, payload and which towing configurations are available.
A useful starting point for fleet, work and buyers who rarely need rear seating but may prioritize bed length and payload.
Adds rear seating and interior storage while preserving a more work-oriented balance than a Crew Cab.
A common choice for families, clients and work crews who need easier rear access and more passenger space.
Choose the bed based on tools, materials, equipment, fifth-wheel or gooseneck needs and the overall length you can comfortably park.
Silverado 2500 HD and 3500 HD
Silverado HD buyers should identify loaded trailer weight, tongue or king-pin weight, body and accessory weight, passengers, cargo, annual mileage, idle time and terrain before choosing F-250-equivalent or F-350-equivalent capability.
Compare 2500 HD when the trailer or workload exceeds Silverado 1500 capability, but the truck still needs to handle commuting, family use or regular road travel.
Compare 3500 HD when the job involves heavier fifth-wheel or gooseneck trailers, more payload, dual rear wheels or a commercial body.
| 2026 HD Engine | Output | Max Available Towing | Natural Fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6.6L Gas V8 | 401 hp / 464 lb.-ft. | Up to 19,080 lbs. | Payload, shorter routes, mixed use and buyers comparing a different ownership profile |
| 6.6L Duramax Turbo-Diesel V8 | 470 hp / 975 lb.-ft. | Up to 36,000 lbs. | Frequent heavy towing, long-distance operation under load and maximum-torque configurations |
Contractors, Fleets and Vocational Trucks
A chassis cab is not simply a pickup without a bed. Body weight, cab-to-axle measurement, wheelbase, payload, electrical equipment, upfit compatibility and route requirements can change the correct commercial chassis.
A foundation for compatible service, utility, flatbed and other commercial bodies.
Compare larger commercial platforms for demanding body, payload, route and municipal applications.
Evaluate vehicle assignments, drivers, mileage, engine hours, maintenance history, downtime risk and replacement timing across the operation.
Compare current completed trucks and used commercial-style inventory when lead time or acquisition range matters.
An Electric Silverado Path
Silverado EV can be a compelling choice for drivers and businesses whose daily mileage, parking, charging access, towing and payload needs align with an electric truck. Range and capability vary by trim, battery, equipment, load, weather and driving conditions.
Match the Truck to the Assignment
Evaluate Crew Cab room, child-seat access, ride, parking, bed use, fuel use and the amount of capability used during a normal week.
Account for every person, toolbox, accessory, material and trailer component that uses payload or changes the truck’s work cycle.
Use loaded trailer and tongue or king-pin weight, not an empty published number. Include passengers, cargo and hitch equipment.
Compare four-wheel drive, tires, bed length, trailer needs, fuel access, idle time and the distance between service opportunities.
Choose specialized off-road equipment when it solves a real terrain need, while considering ride, payload, towing and daily-road use.
Standardize configurations where useful, track maintenance and engine hours, and plan replacements before downtime disrupts revenue.
Research Before the Test Drive
Compare the exact configurations, not only model names. Engine, cab, bed, drivetrain, packages and purchase terms can change the result.
Compare engines, towing setup, bed utility, camera technology, trim equipment, trade value and ownership support.
Compare powertrains, cabin priorities, bed use, trailer technology, capability and the complete transaction.
Determine whether a light-duty truck is enough or whether trailer, payload and work requirements justify moving into Silverado HD.
Compare parking, cab and bed needs, towing, payload, fuel use and how much full-size capability is actually required.
Truck, Offer, Trade and Financing
Compare the exact truck, selling price, eligible offers, trade value, loan payoff, down payment, rate, term, payment, taxes, title, registration and applicable fees.
Record the stock number or VIN and verify model, trim, cab, bed, engine, drivetrain and equipment.
Confirm vehicle, customer, expiration and combination requirements on the current specials page.
Estimate your current truck or vehicle, then account for inspection, equipment, condition and loan payoff.
Review rate, term, down payment, monthly payment and total amount paid. Approval and terms depend on lender review.
Compare New and Pre-Owned Trucks
A used Silverado may provide a different price range, access to a previous trim or faster availability. Review mileage, engine, cab, bed, drivetrain, prior towing or commercial use, available history, service records, tires, brakes, suspension, frame and modifications.
Chevrolet Truck Ownership Support
Maintenance should reflect engine, mileage, towing, payload, idle time, jobsite conditions, short trips, long highway use and prior service. Diesel models also require attention to fuel filters, DEF and diesel-specific maintenance.
Use the main service hub for maintenance, inspections, tires, brakes, batteries, diagnostics and current offers.
Provide the VIN, mileage, engine, towing or work use, warning messages and symptoms when scheduling.
Request compatible maintenance parts, repair components and available truck accessories using the VIN when possible.
Review current terms and exclusions. Some standard oil-change offers may exclude diesel engines.
Granite City, Madison County and the Greater St. Louis Region
Weber Chevrolet Granite City is located at 3499 Progress Parkway in Granite City, Illinois. Truck shoppers travel from St. Louis, Collinsville, Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Alton, Wood River, Bethalto, Highland, Troy and surrounding Metro East communities.
Before traveling, call the sales team with the stock number or VIN to confirm current availability, vehicle location and the exact truck configuration.
Silverado Shopping Questions
Weber Chevrolet Granite City offers Silverado truck shopping from 3499 Progress Parkway in Granite City, Illinois, serving St. Louis and the Metro East. Review live inventory and confirm the stock number or VIN before visiting.
Silverado 1500 is a full-size light-duty pickup. Silverado 2500 HD moves into heavier towing and work capability. Silverado 3500 HD adds greater payload and dual-rear-wheel availability for demanding towing and commercial uses.
Chevrolet publishes a maximum available towing rating of up to 13,300 pounds for a properly configured 2026 Silverado 1500. The exact rating depends on engine, cab, bed, drivetrain, axle, wheels and trailering equipment.
Chevrolet publishes a maximum available diesel towing rating of up to 36,000 pounds for a specifically configured 2026 Silverado HD. Gas models have a maximum available rating of up to 19,080 pounds. Actual ratings vary by truck.
The 2026 lineup offers the TurboMax engine, 5.3-liter EcoTec3 V8, 6.2-liter EcoTec3 V8 and 3.0-liter Duramax Turbo-Diesel. Availability depends on trim and configuration.
Diesel can make sense for regular towing, long highway travel under load and buyers prioritizing diesel torque. Gas can fit shorter routes, mixed use, payload needs and a different purchase or maintenance profile. Compare the complete ownership plan.
Work-truck buyers often begin with WT, Custom or LT. The right choice depends on interior durability, cab, bed, engine, drivetrain, payload, towing equipment and technology requirements.
Custom Trail Boss, LT Trail Boss and ZR2 are off-road-oriented Silverado 1500 choices. Compare suspension, tires, skid protection, daily ride, towing, payload and the terrain you plan to use.
Yes. The online trade tool provides a starting estimate. Final value depends on inspection, mileage, condition, equipment, history, documentation, market demand and any outstanding payoff.
Yes. Qualified shoppers can submit the secure online application. Approval, rate, term, down payment and payment depend on lender review, vehicle eligibility and transaction details.
Depending on current inventory, Weber Chevrolet Granite City may offer used Silverado 1500, 2500 HD and 3500 HD trucks along with other used pickups.
The dealership provides Chevrolet service, parts and online scheduling resources. Tell the service team whether the truck is gas or diesel and how it is used for towing, payload, job sites or commercial routes.
Return to current inventory, compare the exact truck, estimate your trade and contact Weber Chevrolet Granite City with the stock number or VIN to confirm availability and arrange the next step.
