Will The B&W Companion BWRVK3775 Fit 2026 GMC Sierra 3500HD AT4 With A Short Bed And Puck System

Updated 12/28/2025 | Published 12/24/2025

Question:

2026 GMC 3500 AT4 HD short bed with puck system. Is BWRVK3775 the correct hitch?

asked by: mike c

Expert Reply:

Hi Mike!

The B&W Companion OEM 5th Wheel Hitch w/ Slider for Chevy/GMC Towing Prep Package - Dual Jaw - 20K # BWRVK3775 is indeed the correct hitch for your 2026 GMC Sierra 3500HD AT4 with the short bed and puck system. It will lock right into those pucks and you are good to go!

Good choice with B&W as well. They are my preferred 5th wheel hitches as they are American made and built to last. You will be very happy with this hitch!

What are you going to be towing?

expert reply by: Lazer S

Keystone 2.

12/26/2025

Real happy with this hitch. We have towed from Ohio to Tennessee so far. Planning longer trips this next year.

Lazer S.

12/26/2025

@Keystone2 Nice! What trips do you have planned?

Keystone 2.

12/26/2025

Family in Tennessee and Indiana. This next year we plan to go to Niagara Falls, Canada. The next few years - going to the Northeastern states, Southwestern states, Northwestern States and, east coast.

Britt S.

12/26/2025

The B&W slider hitch works well for me on my 2024 Chevrolet 3500 short bed. I pull a 310 GK Solitude with it and in reality with the design of the 5th wheel I would rarely actually need the slider but nice to have. It adds weight and that is the only down side. B&W makes great products

Tony

12/26/2025

Great hitch ! Bought slider hitch but not needed on a 2023 GMC shortbed 2500, paired with a Jayco Northpoint . Takes up a bit more space in the bed , than a non slide and considering switching , but the current hitch we have is worth the money . Following all maintenance tips from B and W manual and you’ll be set.

Bill

12/28/2025

I have a 2022 Chevy 2500 and I have the B&W 3775 slider hitch. I like the hitch, however if you have a later model Chevy/GMC be sure to drop your tailgate when disengaging the slider. The kingpin on the 5th wheel will hit the tailgate, not bad but it will make contact. I was told GM moved the holes in the bed further back to keep the trailer from the truck cab. Once the slider is back, I raise the tailgate up quickly and use a 6 inch strap on each side to hold the tailgate at a angle so I can back up and keep the tailgate away from the front of the 5th wheeler.