The Chevrolet Silverado third generation launched in 2019 with the widest range of powertrain options Chevrolet had ever offered in a full-size truck — a turbocharged 2.7-liter four-cylinder for the efficiency-focused buyer, a diesel inline-six for maximum towing, and the traditional 5.3 and 6.2-liter V8s that Silverado buyers had trusted for decades. The Multi-Pro tailgate with six configurations was the feature that competitors spent two years copying. The interior received its most significant overhaul since 2007, with larger touchscreens, improved material quality, and a High Country trim that brought genuine luxury to the Silverado lineup for the first time.
Silverado III owners range from contractors who work their trucks hard to High Country and Trail Boss buyers who chose the Silverado for capability and the Chevy heritage that Ford and RAM cannot claim. These seven accessories address the Silverado III interior for owners across that full range.
1. LED Door Sills with Chevrolet Bowtie Logo
Custom LED sill plates with the Chevrolet bowtie, Silverado script, or Z71 designation illuminate the wide Crew Cab entry surface at door opening. The Silverado III High Country and LTZ variants have interior specifications that warrant the illuminated entry detail the factory sill does not provide. Trail Boss owners benefit from the Z71 or off-road designation option. Stainless steel construction, LED wired to the door circuit, available for all Silverado III cab configurations.
2. All-Weather Floor Liners — Crew Cab Specific
The Silverado III Crew Cab floor profile differs from the Double Cab — rear floor depth and contour are different between cab configurations. Custom rubber liners in the correct Silverado III Crew Cab fitment cover the full floor area with the deep-channel construction that a working truck requires.
3. Multi-Pro Tailgate Accessories
The Silverado III's Multi-Pro tailgate is the truck's signature feature — six configuration modes including an inner gate that creates a step, a work surface, and a load stop position. Accessories that maximize this system — tailgate pad, step organizer, and cargo stop attachment — make the most useful tailgate in the segment even more functional.
4. Running Boards — Silverado III Match
Running boards in the Silverado III's specific rocker panel profile — chrome for High Country and LTZ, matte black for Trail Boss and Z71. The Silverado III's ride height is higher than the previous generation, making running boards more relevant for daily entry, particularly for the lifted Trail Boss variants.
5. Wireless CarPlay Adapter
The Silverado III shipped with wired CarPlay on the Infotainment 3 and later Infotainment 3 Plus systems. A wireless adapter converts this permanently. For a daily-driver truck, wireless CarPlay is the quality-of-life upgrade that a 12-inch touchscreen as good as the Silverado III's deserves.
6. Seat Back Protectors
The Silverado III Crew Cab rear entry step is substantial — the higher ground clearance of the Trail Boss and Z71 makes rear entry more physically demanding and increases front seat back contact. Clear TPU seat back protectors handle this wear over the truck's working life.
7. Bed Liner — 5.8 or 6.6-Foot Configuration
A spray-on or drop-in bed liner for the Silverado III in the specific bed length — 5.8 or 6.6-foot depending on configuration. For a Silverado used for work or recreational purposes, bed protection is the most financially rational accessory investment on the truck.
The Chevrolet Silverado III brought genuine interior quality to the Chevy truck lineup. These seven accessories maintain and extend that quality — protecting what makes the High Country and Trail Boss trims worth the specification, and completing the illuminated entry experience the interior quality already sets up.
