Chevy Silverado Double Cab vs. Crew Cab

Getting ready to add a new Chevy Silverado 1500 to your driveway in the Bixby area? Depending on which of the Chevy Silverado cab configurations you get, the interior space and capabilities will vary. The two largest cab options are the Double Cab and the Crew Cab. Both seat 5 to 6 passengers, but there are still some differences between the Chevy Silverado Crew Cab and Double Cab, like the amount of legroom and their towing/hauling abilities. Compare the Silverado Double Cab vs. Crew Cab with us to make the right choice!

Silverado Double Cab vs. Crew Cab: Seating & Dimensions

In terms of seating capacity, there’s no difference between the Chevy Silverado Crew Cab and Double Cab. They both seat 5 to 6 passengers, which makes them good choices if you have a small family or a work crew that you need to drive around Jenks. But, there are some minor differences in the amount of room your passengers will get. The most dramatic difference is the amount of 2nd-row legroom. Compare the dimensions of these two Chevy Silverado cab configurations for more information:

2023 Silverado 1500 Double Cab Interior Dimensions

• Front/Rear Headroom: 43.0 inches/39.9 inches
• Front/Rear Shoulder Room: 66.0 inches/64.9 inches
• Front/Rear Hip Room: 61.2 inches/60.2 inches
• Front/Rear Legroom: 44.5 inches/35.2 inches

2023 Silverado 1500 Crew Cab Interior Dimensions

• Front/Rear Headroom: 43.0 inches/40.1 inches
• Front/Rear Shoulder Room: 66.0 inches/65.1 inches
• Front/Rear Hip Room: 61.2 inches/60.2 inches
• Front/Rear Legroom: 44.5 inches/43.4 inches

Chevy Silverado Cab Configurations + Bed Sizes

Something else to consider is that, depending on the cab you choose, you may be more or less limited when it comes to the bed size. The Silverado Double Cab is only available with the Standard Bed, which is 79.44 inches long. Choose the Crew Cab, and you can get either the Standard(79.44 inches long) bed or a Short Bed that measures 69.92 inches in length.

You can learn more about the Silverado 1500 bed sizes, here:

• Standard Bed Total Volume: 71.7 cubic feet
• Short Bed Total Volume: 62.9 cubic feet
• Both beds have a height of 22.4 inches and a maximum width of 71.4 inches. The width decreases to 50.6 inches at the wheel wells.
• Short Bed is available with off-road-ready models like the Trail Boss and ZR2.

Silverado Double Cab vs. Crew Cab: Towing/Hauling Abilities

Another important area that is impacted by Chevy Silverado cab configuration is towing and hauling capabilities. The Crew Cab models have a greater maximum payload limit, but the Double Cab models have a greater maximum towing limit—though, it’s only a 40-pound and 100-pound difference, respectively. Read below to explore the difference between the Chevy Silverado Crew Cab and Double Cab capabilities:

• The Double Cab and Crew Cab can both be paired with any of the Chevy Silverado 1500’s engines.
• When properly equipped, the Silverado Double Cab can tow up to 13,300 pounds, while the Crew Cab can tow up to 13,200 pounds.
• Hauling power is also similar for both cabs. The Double Cab can haul up to 2,040 pounds in the bed, while the Crew Cab has a maximum payload of 2,080 pounds.

Compare Silverado Cab Configurations at South Pointe Chevrolet!

There’s a surprising amount of information to take in when you’re comparing Silverado 1500 cab styles! Contact us if you have any other questions, or swing by our dealership to compare your options in person. Our team will work hard to make sure you drive away in a truck that is perfectly suited to your needs.