In 2004, series of the heavier-duty 1500HD had been plunged, while a 1500 Crew Cab version was introduced in SLT and SLE trim levels along with a 5-feet-8-inch cargo box. For every 2004 Sierra version, GMC’ Work Truck Package was available optionally. Base version had a chrome rear bumper, chrome steel wheels, and chrome grille surround.
Exterior Looks
The exterior of the 2004 GMC Sierra 2500 HD was same as the heavy-duty versions. The Terra4 concept truck inspired the front end of the Sierra 1500. Mainly, the Sierras distinguished from Silverados in the front that was subjugated by a popular red GMC badge and a grille. Extended-cab and Regular-cab models came with the choice of 8-feet or 6.5-feet cargo bed. Short-bed versions had flared rear fenders like the Sportside models. 2004 GMC Sierra 2500 HD had 4 wheelbases ranging from 119inches to 157.5 inches.
2004 GMC Sierra 2500
Passenger Carrying Capacity
Regular-cab versions could accommodate two people in twin benches or three passengers in bucket, whereas extended-cab crossovers had a back bench seat and could carry 5 or 6 passengers.
2004 GMC Sierra 2500 HD versions with bucket seats had a conventional center console, which flowed into the instrument board. Optional high level mirrors had a power-folding amenity and had the ability to be easily parked in small spaces. Standard dual-level front airbags were offered along with a passenger-sensing system. The upgraded antilock braking system required minimum pedal force for bringing the vehicle to a sudden stop.
