About the Chevrolet Silverado 1500
The Chevrolet Silverado is GM's full-size light-duty pickup, with the Silverado nameplate replacing the C/K designation in 1999 for the 1999 model year. The Silverado is the GMT800 / GMT900 / K2XX / T1XX family's Chevrolet-branded variant, sharing chassis and most mechanicals with the GMC Sierra 1500.
The Silverado has consistently been the second-best-selling vehicle in the United States behind the Ford F-150, alternating second and third place with the Ram 1500 in some years. The Silverado 1500 was joined by the Silverado HD (2500HD / 3500HD heavy-duty) in 1999 as a separate line, and by the Silverado EV (a body-on-frame electric pickup) in 2024. The current Silverado 1500 (chassis code T1XX) launched for the 2019 model year. Production runs at GM's Fort Wayne Assembly in Indiana and at Silao Assembly in Mexico.
All Chevrolet Silverado 1500 generations1
| Silverado 1500 (T1) | 2019–2024 | T1 | Pickup | 4 trims |
Owner-manual data for the Silverado 1500
Pick a generation above to access fluid capacities, torque values, maintenance schedules, fuse-box layouts, bulb manifests, tire pressures, OE part numbers, and step-by-step procedures (oil-life reset, TPMS relearn, jump-start, key fob battery, battery disconnect order). All cross-verified against the gen-specific owner's manual.