2024 GMC Sierra HD Trailering Tech

Transparent Trailer View is a groundbreaking technology that allows drivers to see through their trailer, improving visibility and making it easier to reverse and maneuver. The system uses two cameras: one mounted on the truck's rear and another on the back of the trailer. The cameras feed images to the truck's infotainment system, stitching them together to create a composite view of the area behind the truck and trailer. The composite picture is displayed on the infotainment screen, and the driver can use it to see what is behind their trailer as if it were not there. This is especially helpful when reversing or maneuvering in tight spaces. For the 2024 model year, Transparent Trailer View has been enhanced to be compatible with the gooseneck and fifth-wheel trailers. This means that even more drivers can benefit from this innovative technology.

Trailer Side Blind Zone Alert is a safety feature that extends the blind zone alert system to include the blind zone areas around the trailer. This is especially helpful when towing, as it can help avoid lane change collisions. The system uses sensors in the rear bumper to detect vehicles in your blind spot. When a moving vehicle is detected in a side-blind zone, the system will provide a visual alert in the corresponding side mirror. This alert can help you to be more aware of your surroundings and to make safer lane change decisions. Trailer Side Blind Zone Alert is a valuable safety feature that can help you tow more safely and confidently.

Gross Combined Weight Alert is a new safety feature that warns the driver if the vehicle and trailer weight exceeds the vehicle's Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR). The GCWR is the total weight the vehicle and trailer can safely carry. If you exceed the GCWR, you are at risk of damaging the vehicle and trailer and putting yourself and others at risk. The Gross Combined Weight Alert system uses sensors to weigh the vehicle and trailer. If the weight exceeds the GCWR, the system will warn the driver. This warning can help the driver avoid overloading the vehicle and trailer and ensure they drive safely.

Adaptive Cruise Control with Trailering is a new feature that allows the Sierra HD's Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) system to be used while trailering. This system considers the additional drag and increased braking distances associated with towing a trailer and adjusts the ACC system accordingly. This means you can use the ACC system to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you, even when towing a trailer. This can help to reduce fatigue and improve driving comfort, especially on long trips.

The 2024 GMC Sierra Heavy Duty offers up to 14 camera views, including several that can help hitch and tow a trailer. Hitch Guidance with Hitch View provides a close-up view of the receiver hitch to help you align the trailer when connecting. The Bed View with Zoom and Bed Hitch Guidance allows you to zoom in on the truck bed to view the hitch and trailer better. It can also be used to check on cargo in the truck bed. Rear Side View with Trailer Length Indicator shows a full-screen view of the side of the truck and trailer, with a line indicating the length of the trailer. This can help you be more aware of your surroundings when changing lanes or maneuvering tight spaces. These camera views make hitching and towing a trailer safer and easier. You can avoid accidents and damage by seeing what is behind and around your truck and trailer.

The 2024 GMC Sierra HD Trailering Tech is a suite of features that make hitching and towing a trailer easier and less stressful, whether you are a seasoned driver or a beginner. If you live in the greater Akron, Ohio area, visit Premier GMC to learn more about the 2024 GMC Sierra HD and its Trailering Technology. We have a wide selection of Sierra HD trucks. Fill out the form below to learn more about the 2024 GMC Sierra HD Trailering Tech.