For Sale · Fayetteville, AR
2026 Chevy Silverado 2500HD for Sale Fayetteville
A heavy-duty truck purchase from Fayetteville should begin with your trailer, its hitch and the people and equipment traveling with it. Nunnally Chevrolet stocks the 2026 Silverado 2500HD north along I-49. Choose the configuration for the loaded job, then compare cab equipment and the purchase quote before making the trip.
Compare cab, bed and hitch equipment in the Silverado 2500HD inventory before your Fayetteville visit.
Getting Here
Directions from Fayetteville to George Nunnally Chevrolet
The showroom address is 2700 SE Moberly Ln. From the Fayetteville starting point, plan on about 23 miles and roughly 28 minutes via I-49 before traffic or your own location changes the estimate. Bring your trailer and hitch information so the visit can focus on the truck that fits them.
Step-by-step directions from Fayetteville
- From Fayetteville, follow North College Avenue for about 2 miles.
- Continue on North Gregg Avenue for about 1 mile to reach the highway approach.
- Follow I-49 north for about 17 miles toward Bentonville.
- Continue onto Southeast Moberly Lane for about 1 mile as shown on the map.
- Arrive at George Nunnally Chevrolet, 2700 SE Moberly Ln, Bentonville, AR 72712.
Visit us
George Nunnally Chevrolet
2700 SE Moberly Ln, Bentonville, AR 72712
(479) 319-2494
Sales: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–7:00 PM
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The 2026 Silverado 2500HD, Built to Work
A camper or equipment trailer makes hitch type a first-order decision. An eligible Duramax truck with Max Trailering has a 22,050-pound fifth-wheel/gooseneck rating in Chevrolet’s configuration chart; the gas conventional ceiling reaches 16,000 pounds on eligible 18-, 20- or 22-inch-wheel configurations. Do not transfer either figure to a different hitch or truck. The gas 6.6L V8 supplies 401 hp and 464 lb-ft; the 6.6L Duramax supplies 470 hp and 975 lb-ft. Both have ten-speed automatics. WT base MSRP begins at $46,200 before freight and other purchase costs, with Custom, LT, LTZ, ZR2 and High Country adding different equipment. Consult the specs page, the trim guide and the towing and payload guide to match those choices to your load.
Why Buy Here
Worth the Drive from Fayetteville
The included Nunnally Buyer’s Advantage provides three years of scheduled oil/filter changes, tire rotations and inspections, including brake and battery checks. Treat that maintenance plan separately from Chevrolet’s defect-repair warranty. Before leaving Fayetteville, review the truck you want with the team and begin through the finance center; you can also get pre-approved while planning the visit. Discuss the actual towing configuration and ask how the service guidance applies to your use. A complete vehicle quote and the lender’s terms answer different parts of the purchase decision.
Questions
Silverado 2500 in Fayetteville: FAQs
How far is George Nunnally Chevrolet from Fayetteville?
Nunnally Chevrolet is about 23 miles north of Fayetteville, with roughly 28 minutes used as the route estimate before traffic and your starting location are considered. Use the SE Moberly Ln address when planning the drive. Allow additional visit time to inspect the truck’s hitch, labels and passenger space.
What are the directions from Fayetteville?
Follow North College Avenue and North Gregg Avenue to I-49 north, then continue toward Southeast Moberly Lane and the dealership at 2700 SE Moberly Ln. The mapped drive is about 23 miles and roughly 28 minutes. Your departure address and traffic affect the trip, so allow time for the truck walkthrough too.
What are the sales hours?
Weekday sales hours are 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Nunnally also lists Saturday hours of 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday closure. Confirm your intended visit directly with the team if you need a longer truck walkthrough or are arranging the trip around work.
How much does the Silverado 2500HD cost?
The 2026 Silverado HD WT starts at $46,200 base MSRP, excluding freight, options and other purchase charges. The destination estimate is about $2,795. Request the exact truck’s quote, with tax, title, licensing and dealer fees identified, so the comparison reflects the cab, engine and packages you intend to purchase.
Can I get financing before I drive up?
Yes, you can begin the financing application online before driving from Fayetteville. Lender review determines approval and terms; submitting the form does not guarantee either. Use a vehicle-specific quote and your intended down payment for the payment discussion, and ask the finance team about any information needed before the showroom appointment.
Which Silverado 2500HD engine suits a loaded trailer?
Compare the trailer in its loaded travel condition with the rating of the specific gas or Duramax truck. The engines provide different torque and capability, but the cab, drivetrain and hitch setup matter too. Bring the trailer information from Fayetteville so the comparison starts with the job instead of an isolated horsepower number.
Is the highest 2500HD tow rating a bumper-hitch rating?
No, conventional trailering and fifth-wheel or gooseneck ratings describe different hitch arrangements. The properly equipped diesel maximum does not apply to every conventional setup. Identify your trailer connection before comparing trucks, then use the selected Silverado's trailering information to check the actual limit rather than treating the largest advertised figure as universal.
Why does trailer tongue weight matter for payload?
Tongue or pin load adds weight to the truck, alongside passengers, tools and other cargo. A trailer can fit a headline tow rating while the loaded pickup reaches another limit first. Check payload and trailering together when choosing a Fayetteville work truck, especially if the cab and bed will be occupied on the same trip.
Can I compare gas and diesel without changing the cab?
Yes, compare similarly equipped Silverado 2500HD configurations so the engine difference remains clear. A different cab, bed or drivetrain can affect capability and price independently of fuel type. Discuss your trailer use, ordinary trips and service routine together; diesel torque alone does not explain every tradeoff involved in choosing the truck you will use daily.
What should I send before coming from Fayetteville?
Send the cab and bed you need, the type of hitch your trailer uses and its loaded weight information. Include any equipment you consider essential, such as trailering mirrors or camera coverage. The team can focus the Silverado comparison on those requirements before your visit instead of starting again with a broad list of trim names.
Does a heavy-duty truck's cargo space replace a load check?
No, a large bed describes room for cargo rather than permission to carry any weight that fits. Use the loading information on the specific Silverado, including the weight already assigned to people and trailer load. This matters for compact heavy equipment as well as bulky materials that occupy much more of the bed.
What should I test on a 2500HD visit?
Try cab entry, the seat position, mirror adjustment and visibility before judging the Silverado solely on capability. If your truck must fit a parking space or garage, bring those measurements. Then review hitch access and bed loading in the cab-and-bed configuration you intend to buy, because those tasks can change the practical choice.
Do trailering cameras determine my trailer's weight?
No, camera views and hitch guidance help with visibility and positioning; they do not weigh the loaded trailer or authorize a combination. Use actual weight information and the truck's ratings for that decision. Ask for a demonstration of the fitted trailering controls so you understand their assistance role before leaving for Fayetteville.
Plan around the trailer’s loaded travel weight
Supplies, equipment and other cargo add to a trailer’s dry weight when you prepare for a trip. For a camper, think through the items aboard when traveling; for an equipment trailer, use the actual load it will carry. The truck must meet the appropriate limits for the entire combination, not simply exceed an advertised empty-trailer figure. Take that information to the appointment before deciding whether gas or diesel is the better fit.
Fifth-wheel and gooseneck equipment also occupies the bed. Check clearance between truck, hitch and trailer, and determine whether the selected bed length accommodates the connection. A truck can have a suitable published rating and still need a different hitch arrangement for your trailer. Have the compatibility discussion before choosing a cabin finish or committing to a particular vehicle.
| What you know | What to verify on the truck | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Loaded trailer weight and hitch type | The matching configuration in the tow chart | A gooseneck number is not the conventional receiver limit. |
| Passengers, hitch equipment and cargo | The individual vehicle’s load labels | Items carried by the truck also use its capacity. |
| Camper or work equipment dimensions | Bed length and connection clearance | A numerical rating does not establish physical fit. |
Plan the test drive around the truck’s jobs
Fayetteville buyers who also travel south on the interstate encounter sustained grades beyond the city. Discuss the towing controls and maintenance instructions for the particular truck rather than assuming a headline torque figure explains how to use it. Ask for a walkthrough of the trailer-brake controller and relevant settings while parked, and read the trailering instructions before a loaded trip.
If the same truck will carry family members during the week, have them try the cab access and seats. Check sight lines from the driver’s normal position and the parking room needed for the bed you choose. Those everyday details should be assessed alongside towing capacity, because a truck selected for a camper still has to work during the days the trailer stays home.
Where can I buy the 2026 Chevy Silverado 2500 near Fayetteville?
George Nunnally Chevrolet sells the Silverado 2500HD at 2700 SE Moberly Ln in Bentonville. For a visit from Fayetteville, select the truck configuration you want to inspect before leaving. Bring the loaded trailer information as well as your passenger needs so the appointment can address hitch fit and carrying capacity together.
What engine options are available for the 2026 Chevy Silverado 2500?
The choices are a 6.6L gasoline V8 with 401 horsepower and 464 lb-ft of torque, or a 6.6L Duramax turbo-diesel V8 with 470 horsepower and 975 lb-ft. Both use a ten-speed automatic. Compare the engines with the same cab and hitch requirements; the engine rating alone does not establish the truck’s trailer limit.
What advanced technology features does the 2026 Silverado 2500 include?
LT and higher trims have a 13.4-inch infotainment touchscreen and a 12.3-inch driver display. Available trailering camera views and hitch assistance help with positioning and visibility. During your visit, identify the equipment on the actual truck and try its controls; a camera system does not replace a weight check or a walk around the trailer.
How is the interior comfort of the 2026 Chevy Silverado 2500 designed?
Cab layout and trim determine the seating arrangement and interior equipment. Try the driving position, rear seating and storage access in the truck you intend to buy. For trips from Fayetteville with passengers and trailer equipment aboard, consider where their belongings will ride as well as whether everyone can enter and sit comfortably.
What services does George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC. offer for Silverado 2500 owners?
Nunnally provides scheduled maintenance and repair services, including oil changes, tire rotations and brake care. Tell the service team how you tow and whether the truck works with a heavy load. That description helps them apply the maintenance instructions to your use, while service records make it easier to track completed care.
Does Chevrolet provide roadside assistance for the 2026 Silverado 2500?
Yes, Chevrolet provides roadside assistance, subject to the coverage terms for your truck. Keep the owner assistance information accessible and review the instructions for requesting help before a trip. For a towing emergency, explain the vehicle and trailer situation when calling rather than assuming every recovery or trailer expense is included.
What makes George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC. unique for purchasing a Silverado 2500?
The Nunnally Buyer’s Advantage includes a complimentary three-year scheduled-maintenance plan with oil and filter changes, tire rotations and inspections. Review the included work with the dealership when comparing purchase quotes. The plan concerns scheduled care; it does not replace the factory warranty or establish a towing rating for the truck you choose.
Can I trade in my current vehicle when buying a 2026 Silverado 2500 at George Nunnally Chevrolet?
Yes, Nunnally accepts trade-in inquiries when you are shopping for a Silverado 2500HD. Provide the vehicle details and describe its condition before arranging an appraisal. Ask to see the trade valuation separately from the new truck price, then account for any loan payoff so the amount available toward the purchase is clear.
Next Step
Make the Drive from Fayetteville
Arrange a Silverado 2500HD test drive and send the team your loaded trailer information before traveling. Include your trade-in details when discussing the purchase quote. At the store, compare its equipment with the quote and verify the hitch setup and carrying limits. Use the payment tools after selecting the configuration so the numbers describe the truck that can do your work.
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