I am preparing to order a 2003 Avalanche 2500 and was told by the dealership that I may have to put commercial plates on the vehicle because it is a 2500 series. I live in New York (Long Island). I thought this was strange since a 2500 Suburban, and a 3500 Dually Silverado Pickup can have passenger plates. I realize that the weight of the vehicle might be over the limit for driving on parkways, but I think it should still be able to have passenger car plates.
Also, does anyone have the snow plow prep package on their vehicle. I wanted to order my vehicle with this option to get the higher power alternator. Just wanted to make sure that they don't drill extra holes all over the place for the plow setup. (I have no plans of ever putting a snowplow on the vehicle.)
I'm new to the site, so sorry if I asked a question that was already asked. Any info that you may have would be appreciated. Thanks.
Also, does anyone have the snow plow prep package on their vehicle. I wanted to order my vehicle with this option to get the higher power alternator. Just wanted to make sure that they don't drill extra holes all over the place for the plow setup. (I have no plans of ever putting a snowplow on the vehicle.)
I'm new to the site, so sorry if I asked a question that was already asked. Any info that you may have would be appreciated. Thanks.