Heavy-duty confidence for serious towing

The Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD is built for drivers who regularly pull heavy loads and want maximum stability, control, and durability. Around Kirksville and across Northeast Missouri, that often means everything from equipment and livestock trailers to enclosed haulers and fifth-wheel campers for weekends at Mark Twain Lake or trips down US-63. The quickest way to see what fits your needs is to start with our new Silverado 3500HD inventory and compare cab, bed, drivetrain, and trailering features side-by-side.

Why shoppers step up to a 3500HD

If you’re already familiar with heavy-duty trucks, you know the “right” choice usually comes down to how often you tow near the upper end of your trailer’s loaded weight and pin/tongue weight—not just occasional weekend pulling. A Silverado 3500HD is a smart move when you want more configuration flexibility (including dual-rear-wheel options on select builds) and added confidence for heavier, frequent towing. If you’re still deciding between HD sizes, it helps to compare availability on our Silverado 2500HD inventory and then step back into this Silverado 3500HD selection to see which trucks match your must-haves.

Trailering features that make long hauls easier

For many HD buyers, “capability” is really about control—how calm the truck feels under load, how clearly you can see what’s happening behind you, and how confidently you can maneuver in tight lots or gravel drives. Silverado HD trailering tech and available camera views can help with backing and hitching, and the right equipment can make a noticeable difference when you’re towing through rolling Missouri backroads or dealing with crosswinds on US-36. If you’re cross-shopping GM pickups, our local guide comparing Chevy Silverado vs. GMC Sierra is a helpful way to think through trim packaging and daily comfort features before you commit.

Cab and interior choices that match how you work

Your truck should fit your routine—jobsite, farm, family, or all three. Cab style impacts passenger space, in-cab storage, and how comfortable longer trips feel (especially when you’re driving between Kirksville, Macon, and the surrounding towns). If you want a quick breakdown of the real-world differences, read what Chevy truck cab types mean before you narrow your search to a specific configuration.

Once you’re in the driver’s seat, modern connectivity matters—especially if you’re taking calls, using navigation, or keeping your crew connected on the way to a job. Our Chevrolet infotainment system guide covers the basics so you know what to expect before you test drive.

Easy next steps: trade, finance, and local support

When you’re ready to move from research to purchase, you can do a lot online. Get a quick estimate with our trade-in value tool, then jump into the buying process with our secure online finance application. For practical tips that can help you prepare your vehicle and strengthen your numbers, read how to get the best value for your trade-in (and if you want a full overview, our trade-in process guide breaks down what to expect).

After the sale, you’ll have local support for the long haul. Keep up with routine maintenance, especially if you tow frequently, by using our Silverado maintenance schedule as a baseline, then book your visit through Schedule GM Service. And if you’re driving in from outside town, our hours and directions page makes planning your visit simple.

Trims

Silverado 3500HD trims let you choose a work-focused setup or a more premium daily driver, depending on how you use your truck. Inventory changes quickly, so the best way to confirm what’s available today is to browse our Silverado 3500HD listings and filter by the features you care about most.

• Work Truck (WT) — straightforward capability for fleets, farms, and job sites.
• Custom — popular comfort and style upgrades with a practical focus.
• LT — a strong middle ground for daily driving, towing, and tech needs.
• LTZ — more premium materials and features for long days behind the wheel.
• High Country — top-tier refinement and features in an HD package.

If you’re also comparing other heavy-duty options, take a look at our GMC Sierra 3500HD inventory for a close GM alternative. And when you want a quick recommendation based on your trailer, cab needs, and budget, reach out through our contact page or review what to expect from our customer-first approach on our KMC Brand Promises page.