Here’s How Much The New 2025 Chevy Silverado HD Trail Boss Package Costs
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General Motors unveiled the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD Trail Boss this past January, completing the Bow Tie brand’s Trail Boss lineup with a new off-road-ready variant of the heavy-duty Silverado pickup truck. As expected, the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD Trail Boss is decked out with a wide variety of off-roader goodies. Now, GM Authority has learned exactly what the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD Trail Boss Package will cost.
According to GM Authority sources, the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD Trail Boss package (RPO code WPK) will cost $4,005 when optioned for the LT trim level and $3,755 when optioned for the LTZ trim level. The package includes a wide range of equipment, including styling upgrades like a black grille bar and black grille inserts, 20-inch High gloss Black painted wheels (RPO code SRI), and a High Gloss painted front bumper (RPO code VB5) and rear bumper (RPO code VT5), as well as more practical items like red tow hooks (RPO code UGA), skid plates, L275/65R20 BFGoodrich off-road tires (RPO code QFG), trailer mirrors (RPO code DWI), and the like. Some of these components are exclusive to either the LT or the LTZ trim level, but the majority of the package components are included for both trims.
Check out the list below for a full rundown on what the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD Trail Boss package includes (relevant RPO codes listed in parentheses):
- Black grille bar with Chevy Black Bowtie
- Black grille inserts
- 20-inch High gloss Black painted wheels (SRI)
- High Gloss Black painted front bumper (VB5)
- High Gloss Black painted rear bumper (VT5)
- Red Tow Hooks (UGA)
- LT275/65R20 BFGoodrich off-road tires (QFG)
- Black skid plate
- Black badging
- Black bowtie on horn pad
- High Gloss Black mirror caps (DP6)
- Black hood vent surround
- Chevytec spray-on bedliner (CGN)
- Gloss Black painted door handles (D75)
- High-intensity LED headlamps (LT only)
- Trailer mirrors (DWI) (LT only)
- Black beltline moldings (LTZ only)
For LT trim levels, the Trail Boss package requires the Convenience Package (RPO code PCL, $1,785), the Safety Package (RPO code PQB, $1,395), the Off-Road Package (RPO code Z71, $525), and the Jet Black interior colorway. Meanwhile, for LTZ trims, the Trail Boss package requires the Safety Package (RPO code PQB, $1,395), the Off-Road Package (RPO code Z71, $325), and the Jet Black interior colorway.
As a reminder, the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD Trail Boss is offered with the naturally aspirated 6.6L V8 L8T gasoline engine as standard, while the 6.6L V8 L5P turbodiesel Duramax engine is optional. The Silverado HD rides on a more capable variant of the GM T1 platform, while production takes place at the GM Flint plant in Michigan and GM Oshawa plant in Canada.
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Call it for what it is: an appearance package. All of the “off-road” items can already be optioned with other packages, like the Z71 and Off-Road Protection Package. This is just a GM money grab targeting dupes and douchebags.
That’s a lot of money for cosmetics! I was expecting some real HD goodies like beefed up transfer case, axles, differentials, lockouts, lift, springs, brush guard, and etc. Not just black paint and badging. Silly me.
I truly don’t understand people that buy Trail Boss trims. In the 1500 line, you can lift an LTZ for the same price or less than an LT Trail Boss, barring doing something extreme.
Insurance might be cheaper too.
The REAL crime here is they killed off the Z71 Sport package for this. Z71 Sport had the body colored bumpers and grille on it which looks way better than the Trail Boss blacked out bumpers and grille.
Garbage. $4,000 for a bunch of blacked out plastic crap.
Lot of money in finance fees. For black paint and plastic.
So basically, $4000 for spray in bed liner and LED headlights on the LT or $3800 for a spray in bed liner and molding on the LTZ. Guess you could count the wheels, but betting the replacement cost on the wheels that come in that package or the standard wheels are virtually the same and likely cost GM almost the same to make. Worse yet, they are likely derating the towing on these because of the MT tires. $1500 to $2000 would be more reasonable. Most of the “features” are just a different finish.