Install, First Impressions of Decked Cargo Glide for 2023 Chevy Silverado

Wondering about the Decked Cargo Glide? Publisher Tim Esterdahl was wondering about it too. In this video, he goes over the install and first impressions for the new Decked Cargo Glide for the 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500.

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[legrandechene]

In 9 months the second owner will appreciate all those parts

[Toolsinaction]

Great Video! Been using DECKED since they cam our on all my vehicles. Top notch, never had an issue. Highly recoomend

[unclebilly]

My wife and I are getting older, and these trucks are getting bigger . We just picked up a 2025 Chevy silverado 2500hd. We just purchased a shell and a gliding deck. That should keep us from getting injured from climbing in and out of the we bed. And give us the secure storage we will need on our journeys. It seems like the right tool for the solution of getting the most useful and convenient storage out of our truck. We just ordered it today. We have four weeks for delivery.for the video .

[GQ-wzit]

I have the decked boxes in my new at4 and am very pleased with them. The two piece tailgate makes accessing the bed with the added height much easier

[pamelahawkins]

I appreciate your review. I’m tired of climbing in my truck to grab my gear. Decked cargo glide will be my future investment.

[MarkSmith-czby]

Looks like a nice quality built product. I could see it working really well for heavy toolboxes.

[jimnielsen]

Great timing Tim. I’m in the market for a new truck and I’m going to add one of these. This is a brand I’m considering. Good video - thanks!

[ejc]

We use them for upland hunting. Makes getting into 3 or more kennels easier. Like most things, it's not universally better, and your use case may vary.

[Toglander]

Would love to see a long term review. Pros, cons, etc.

[petersaler]

A lot of our fire department utility trucks have that same slide out they are pretty handy

[larrybe]

There is obviously usable volume lost with this system so it lends itself to a dedicated type of use. I have an idea that diminishes the lost height but won't do anything about the area in front of the wheel well. With that type of grooved bedliner construct an enclosure as desired and attach inline skate wheels inside on the sides just through the floor to travel in a groove with a rope allowing it to come out as desired. If support is desired in the center attach roller ball glides also in a groove of the bedliner. The rope will not allow it to fall out of the truck.

[bookooc]

I am considering something like this for RV travelling with my 2016 Tundra I just bought. I wanted your truck, but at over twice the price and as I just retired Friday, doesn't make sense. I would like to see you combine this with a secure tonneau cover.

[viewsonvehicles]

Nice video, Tim! You explained it well.

[wgreenjr]

I'm a tonneau cover guy so these have never been something I considered. If you run an open bed, or particularly if you have a canopy, I can see the attraction.

[geedubb-qu]

Luv the idea but man they’re expensive.

[MXWJ]

Have been looking at it for a while. I have a bed cover, also my truck is lifted 6.5”. I just don’t like the idea that it sits too high.

[jko]

I had one of these in a Silverado dually that I owned. I did not like it. I felt it just got in the way.

[shekharmoona]

I don't understand how Decked doesn't make a system for Jeep Wranglers or a rear seat delete kit. They would start more competitive pricing with other seat delete companies.

[ALMXDP]

I like the idea of these, but I like running a tonneau and this just seems to eat up too much vertical space for me to really consider. Would be great with open bed or camper shell though.

[ImOnlyaMAN]

The big draw back is the height increase just like their decked draw system.