Converting A PullRite SuperGlide Hitch To Fit 5th Wheel Pucks On A 2026 Silverado 2500
Updated 08/23/2026 | Published 08/15/2026 >
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I currently own a PullRite Super Glide hitch that mounts to bed rails. I recently purchased a 2026 Chevy Silverado 2500 LTZ 4x4 Diesel and I want to mount this hitch in my Puck System. I appears that I can unbolt the ears that mount to the bed rails and purchase ears that mount to the bed puck system. Can you please send me the link so I can mount my hitch in my 2026 Chevy. I am looking for PAC-Break Air Bags. I only want the air bags as I will run my air lines to my bumper. I am pulling a JAYCO pinnacle 32RLTS with I believe 2500lbs tongue weight. The total weight of the trailer is 13,100lbs. Can you please send me the link of the PAC-Break air bags that you would recommend for my truck and weight load. Thank you.
asked by: Lynden Z
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Hi Lynden! I hope you don't mind, but I combined both of your questions into one answer to make it easier to get you all the needed info. So hear it goes!
To adapt your current PullRite SuperGlide so it will fit your new 2026 Chevy Silverado 2500, you will need the PullRite Adapter Rails for 5th Wheel Hitch - GM Towing Prep Package # PUL69RR. PullRite doesn't currently have a bolt on option for the GM puck system like they do for Ford or Ram, so this adapter is the only way to get their rail mounted hitches to fit the pucks in your truck. It still has 25,000 pounds of capacity, so you will not be losing anything by going this route.
For just the Pacbrake air bag kit (so without the compressor), you are looking for the Alpha HD Pro Air Bag Suspension Kit w/ Internal Jounces - Rear Axle - 5,000 lbs # PB72XV. These will have plenty of capacity for your Jayco and are the one I recommend. Especially since they can be run at 0 psi when you aren't towing, so they won't mess with your unloaded ride. Which is a huge plus in my book.
What's the maiden trip you have planned once you get all this installed?
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Rick
8/23/2026
Lynden, I bought the exact same truck and have the same Pinnacle unit you are towing along with the SuperGlide hitch. The additional bed height of the new truck bed along with the 3 1/2 inch additional adapter height raised my hitch so that my Pinnacle didn’t ride level and outside recommended towing tolerance. I too had air bags installed but couldn’t use them because the truck bed was already too high. Unfortunately I couldn’t adjust the pin head on the Pinnacle because it was already at the highest position. Ultimately, I had to purchase the new SuperGlide unit that fits the new 2026 Chevy puck system. The trailer still doesn’t tow level but is is within acceptable tolerance . I now have the new adapter rails and old SuperGlide unit collecting dust in my garage. I wish I would have known this before purchasing the adapter rails and just bought the new SuperGlide unit. Hope this helps.