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In the automotive industry, truck terminology is plentiful… enough so that to the inexperienced truck shopper it might become a bit overwhelming. We thought a rundown of the most common truck terms might be helpful as you consider what truck is right for you. Dually – (dual wheel) have 4 tires on the rear axles alone and have a stronger rear end. They are made for heavy-duty towing and can take heavier loads. 1500 –  (Read “A Lesson about…” See Below), these trucks were originally rated to handle a payload of 1/2 ton 2500– These trucks were originally rated to handle a payload of 3/4 ton. 3500– These trucks were originally rated to handle payload of 1 ton. A Lesson about 1500, 2500 & 3500’s – While many might associate these suffix’s as a direct translation to the trucks payload, (1500 = 1/2 ton, 2500= 3/4ton, 3500=1ton) that is not the case.  For example, for a standard 2013  Silverado, (Reg cab, Long Box) [...]
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