The 2010 Chevy Silverado has a weight of 4,443 pounds up to 6,672 pounds depending on the trim option that is chosen on the vehicle. The lightest truck is the 1500 series, and the heaviest is the 3,500 series. The weight goes up as the truck's size goes up. This is because the engine gets heavier in them, and the frame gets heavier and stronger as well. The weight of the Silverado family of trucks is pretty competitive to all the other full size trucks that are on the market today. They come in half ton, three quarter ton, and one ton variants depending on what You need to be able to do with the truck.
Jan L.
August 29, 2019
For 4X2 models with a regular cab and 6.6 ft box, the 2010 Chevrolet Silverado has a curb weight of 4443 lbs for the WT and LT models. For 4X2 models with a regular cab and 8 ft box, the curb weight is 4582 lbs for the WT and LT trims. For the 4X4 version of the regular cab with 6.6 ft box, the curb weight is 4695 lbs for the WT and LT trim levels. The 8 ft box for weighs in at 4835 lbs. For 4X2 models with an extended cab and 6.6 ft box, the curb weight is 4924 lbs for the WT, LS, LT and LTZ trim levels. The 8ft box version has a curb weight of 5264 lbs. For the 4X4 version of the extended cab with 6.6 ft box, the curb weight is 5286 lbs for the WT, LS, LT and LTZ trim levels. And the 8 ft box version has a curb weight of 5509 lbs. For 4X2 models with a crew cab and 5.75 ft box, the curb weight is 5110 lbs for the WT, LS, LT and LTZ trim levels. For 4X4 versions, the curb weight is 5346 lbs.
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