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V8 muscle in a full-size pickup you already know
Drive a Silverado 1500 LD
The Silverado 1500 LD is the last of the previous-generation Silverado 1500, sold for 2019 alongside the all-new truck. It pairs a 5.3L V8 with a Double Cab and a 6.5-ft bed — a no-nonsense Chevrolet rental for moving day and towing.
On Turo, you book your Silverado 1500 LD from a local vehicle owner. Compare listings, prices, and reviews, then arrange a pickup that fits your plans. Want more options? Browse pickup truck rentals on Turo.
Silverado 1500 LD specs
Horsepower
355 hp
Torque
383 lb-ft
Max towing
9,400 lbs
Seats
6
Proven V8 power for moving and towing
Every Silverado 1500 LD runs a 5.3L EcoTec3 V8 that makes 355 hp and 383 lb-ft of torque. A six-speed automatic puts that power down, and 2WD trucks tow up to 9,400 lbs. Bring it for moving day, a trailer full of furniture, or a big weekend project.
Double Cab space for six
The Silverado 1500 LD came only as a Double Cab, so you get seating for six and a 6.5-ft standard bed in one truck. That pairing covers the trips where you need people and cargo at the same time — no second vehicle required.
Picture moving day: your crew rides inside while boxes, a mattress, and a dresser ride in the bed. Heading out for the weekend? Load coolers, bikes, and bags in back, and still fit friends in both rows. It's the crew-plus-cargo setup that makes a full-size pickup worth booking.
Efficient-minded V8
The 5.3L V8 uses Active Fuel Management to help it use less fuel when you're cruising. The EPA rates 2WD trucks at 15 mpg city and 22 mpg highway. Long stretches of interstate won't feel like a constant gas station hunt.
A six-speed automatic handles the shifting. Rear-wheel drive comes standard, and 4WD was available, so check the listing to see which one you're getting. Choose a 4WD truck for extra traction and confidence when rain or snow rolls in — a smart pick for winter trips.
Stand out with a Silverado 1500 LD
The Silverado 1500 LD stands out for honest, no-fuss full-size pickup capability — and for being the last of its line. It arrived as a less expensive way into a full-size Silverado, so it focuses on the essentials you'll actually use. Book it for moving, hauling project supplies, or towing, the jobs it handles best.
Top Silverado 1500 LD features
Last of a generation
Three things define the Silverado 1500 LD: its last-of-a-generation status, straightforward trims, and tow-ready confidence.
The Silverado 1500 LD is a one-year-only truck. It carries over the 2014–2018 Silverado 1500 and stayed in production for the 2019 model year alongside the redesigned Silverado. The LD badge exists only for 2019, so every LD you find is a 2019 — no year-to-year guesswork.
That makes it the final chapter of a familiar design. You get the 5.3L V8, the Double Cab layout, and the 6.5-ft bed that carried the previous generation, all in its closing model year. If you've driven a Silverado from those years, you'll feel right at home behind the wheel.
Straightforward trims
The Silverado 1500 LD keeps the lineup simple with three trims: Work Truck, Custom, and LT. Each step up adds something you'll notice on your trip.
The Work Truck covers the basics. The Custom adds a rear camera and 20-inch alloy wheels — handy when you back into a tight spot, and sharp in the driveway. The LT adds an 8-inch touchscreen and an upgraded driver information display. LT trucks could also carry the Z71 package, which brings its own appearance and trim details. Check the listing photos and description to confirm which trim you're booking.
Tow-ready confidence
The Silverado 1500 LD tows up to 9,400 lbs with 2WD or 9,200 lbs with 4WD. That puts a small trailer or a boat for a lake weekend well within reach.
Hill start assist comes standard and helps keep the truck from rolling back on an incline — useful at a sloped boat ramp. Know what this truck doesn't include, too: adaptive cruise control and collision avoidance weren't available on the LD. Stay hands-on, leave extra room, and review the listing's rules and guidelines before you hitch up.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a Silverado 1500 LD
Get to know your Silverado 1500 LD
A little prep goes a long way with a full-size truck. Here's how to spot the LD, drive it with confidence, and budget for your trip.
You can spot the LD by its 2014–2018 Silverado styling and its Double Cab body with a 6.5-ft bed. Check the listing year and trim to confirm you're booking a 2019 LD.
Need enclosed seating for the whole crew and their bags? A Chevrolet Tahoe rental or a Chevrolet Suburban rental keeps everyone and everything under one roof. Prefer a mid-size pickup? Consider a Toyota Tacoma rental.
Silverado 1500 LD driving tips
A few habits make a full-size truck easy to live with. Keep these in mind:
Practice parking before your first big errand — it's a full-size truck.
Use the rear camera on Custom and LT trims when you back up.
Mind the clearance in parking garages and drive-throughs.
Build Tow/Haul habits, like leaving extra stopping distance with a trailer.
Reserve early for weekend trips.
How much does it cost to rent a Silverado 1500 LD?
The cost to rent a Silverado 1500 LD varies by trim, location, trip length, and delivery. Each listing shows the daily price, so you can compare before you book.
Local vehicle owners can offer trip-length discounts starting at three days, one week, and monthly. Book four or more days ahead, and you can choose a 10% non-refundable discount. Staying longer? Explore long-term car rental on Turo.
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What documents do you need to rent a Silverado 1500 LD on Turo?
To rent a Silverado 1500 LD on Turo, you need a physical, valid driver's license — digital copies and photocopies don't count. At checkout, you provide your name, email, phone number, and a payment method. Before your trip, you upload photos of your license and a selfie with your license during check-in.
What type of license do you need to rent a Silverado 1500 LD on Turo?
You need a permanent, valid US license or one from your home country to rent a Silverado 1500 LD. Temporary licenses must stay valid through your trip, and one without a photo needs an extra government photo ID. Turo doesn't accept learner's permits, expired or restricted licenses, or International Driving Permits used in place of a license.
How old do you need to be to rent a Silverado 1500 LD on Turo?
The minimum age to rent a Silverado 1500 LD on Turo depends on the listing's vehicle class. Standard vehicles require guests 18+, and vehicles worth more than $20k require 21+. Deluxe vehicles require 25+, while Super Deluxe, Classic, and Specialty vehicles require 30+. Drivers aged 18–24 pay a young driver fee.
Do you need your own insurance to rent a Silverado 1500 LD on Turo?
No. You don't need to provide your own insurance to book a Silverado 1500 LD on Turo. After booking, you choose whether to add or decline protection.
Are there discounts on Silverado 1500 LD rentals?
Yes. Silverado 1500 LD listings can offer trip-length discounts for three days, one week, two weeks, three weeks, and monthly trips. You can also choose a 10% non-refundable discount on trips you book four or more days in advance.
Can you rent a Silverado 1500 LD long term?
Yes. Silverado 1500 LD trips of 30 days or longer count as monthly trips. Trips longer than 30 days use "Pay as you go," which bills in 30-day increments.
Do Silverado 1500 LD rentals come with unlimited mileage?
It depends on the listing. Some Silverado 1500 LD rentals include unlimited mileage, and others offer an "Unlimited mileage" Extra. Check the listing's distance included before you book — an additional distance fee applies to miles over the limit.
Can other people drive the Silverado 1500 LD I rent?
Yes. You can add additional drivers to your Silverado 1500 LD trip in the Turo app.
Can you tow with a Silverado 1500 LD rental?
The Silverado 1500 LD can tow up to 9,400 lbs with 2WD, but towing rules vary by listing. Check the listing's rules and guidelines with the local vehicle owner before towing.
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