Bilstein's 5100 adjustable height shock for the 19+ Silverado 1500 is the go-to standard for leveling the truck, while drastically improving the daily driven manners. Using factory springs, drivers can lift the front of the truck up to 2.5in, removing the factory nose-down rake that comes standard. On top of that, the monotube shocks deliver a massive improvement to vehicle handling for your daily drive, reducing body roll and excess sway around bigger bumps, driveways, and speed bumps.

While the Fox 2.0 is typically geared towards offroad performance, our tests showed that both the 2.0 coilovers and the 2.0 snap ring options from Fox gave an equal amount of comfort as the softer stock shocks, while improving handling on the 2019+ Silverado 1500. Where the stock shocks failed to reduce body roll and excessive sway on highway joints, driveways, and speed bumps - the Fox 2.0 settled the truck noticeably better.

For 2019-2026 Silverado 1500 owners, Icon shocks give noticeable ride control, with the ability to lift the front of the truck more than most of the competition. Being able to go up to 3 or even 3.5 inches of lift in the front looks good on paper, just make sure to also budget for new upper control arms for alignment, as the factory upper arms and ball joints will not stand up to the new angles that this tall of a lift kit will produce.

For 2019-2026 Silverado 1500 owners that tow and haul a large portion of the time, or just want a shock that can improve that experience on the weekend - the Bilstein 4600 is our go-to solution. One of the best shocks for improved handling and load management, Bilstein's 4600 gives dramatically improved chassis control, without sacrificing daily driven comfort.

Bilstein's 6112 big-bore shock that is a big step up from the standard 2in options (4600, 5100) in the handling and performance department. Road comfort isn't an afterthought here, but these shocks are aimed at the 2019-2026 Silverado 1500 driver that likes to pickup the pace offroad and on the trail. The thicker nature of these shocks are geared towards bigger bump handling and rougher terrain, keeping your Silverado 1500 consistent and composed during dirt adventures.

The Fox 2.0 shines offroad for the 2019+ Silverado, subduing the rocky chatter and the chunkier terrain. The rear end of the truck sees a lot of benefit both on the daily drive and offroad, smoothening out the leaf sprung truck - whether loaded or not. In the dirt these shocks are valved to provide more rebound damping to the Silverado, drastically reducing the front or rear end bucking after a big hit.

If you're looking for a noticeable increase in on-road handling, while smoothing out the tougher terrain on the weekends in the dirt with your 2019+ Silverado, Icon's 2.5 shocks address both issues. Icon's digressive-hybrid valving provides great handling on-road, and then when the speeds pickup in the dirt - the shocks get softer, yet still predictable. "The faster you go, the smoother they get."

Kings Shocks for the 2019-2026 Silverado 1500 deliver out-of-the-box comfort for the daily drive, while giving progressive support on the weekends for the tougher offroad terrain. We'd be lying if we said these shocks were pillowy out of the box, or extremely plush - lets remember that these shocks are performance oriented, and aim to improve handling in all environments. Offroad is where these shine, progressive support means that these shocks seem to handle the bigger the bumps get and the more you cycle the suspension through the chunkier terrain.

The Fox 2.5 Performance Elite shocks are more than a jack-of-all trades package, the dual speed adjustment dials give you fine tune control for the daily drive, the road trip trailer haul, or weekend activities in the dirt with your 2019+ Silverado 1500. The DSC adjuster can change how the truck feels through turns and small bumps on pavement, while also ramping up damping for big bumps offroad.