Solo Overnight Overland + New Silverado Trail Boss Trail Test

Rooftop Tent: amzn.to/3LgdyVY
Finally had a chance to take our 2021 Silverado Trail Boss out on the trail along with our new rooftop tent on a solo overnight in the Angeles National Forrest in the Tejon pass area. About 4000 feet elevation and some nice rough terrain to get some good overlanding in. Enjoy.

[@ChurchieShed]

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[@jasonthompson7230]

Used to make me worried but now I love hearing the clunk of a G80 diff.

[@andybates5738]

Great video/review. Beautiful truck. Wind is my least favorite weather condition. Removing the rainfly and having earplugs are essential to reduce wind noise in the rtt. Peace

[@ChurchieShed]

As soon as the gusts hit... I thought of you.

[@jasonbritt2497]

That’s crazy, I had an H3A sold it and bought a 21 Trail boss LT same color

[@reez3795]

What rack are you using for the rooftop tent looks super minimal

[@ChurchieShed]

it was a cheap one i found on Amazon. We liked it too because it wasn't gaudy. But it was a POS. It bent after about 4 months. I won't even recommend it.

[@reez3795]

@@ChurchieShed Thank you for the honest review. I ended up going with the Rough Country Rack. Time will tell how it stands up to the Florida Humidity.

[@georgevancil7032]

Awesome truck. Do you have an additional lift on it to accommodate the 35s?

[@ChurchieShed]

Just a leveling kit (spacers under front shocks) to clear in front. We have another video here on our channel of how we fit the 35s...

[@pj-bo3kh]

Great video! What fender flares are those?

[@ChurchieShed]

These super Cheapy ones. We don't love em, but they look good: amzn.to/3Bork3h