The GMC Sierra 1500 is an amazing truck and has great features. The price can range from $29,600 — $58,300. The 1999 GMC Sierra was launched as a regular cab and extended cab model with rear access doors. A crew cab version of the Sierra was not added until the year 2005. The new Sierra 1500 has new features like the useful MultiPro Tailgate, strong powertrains, excellent ride and handling, and a spacious cabin. The Sierra also includes a five-seater, rear- or four-wheel drive; six-, eight- or 10-speed transmissions, turbocharged four-cylinder or V-8 gasoline engines, multiposition tailgate standard on SLT, AT4 and Denali trims, a carbon-fiber bed is available, and new AT4 off-road trim level. One thing that people have mentioned that they didn't like about the new GMC Sierra 1500 is that it had a boring gauge cluster design. Having a vehicle like this with not much bad things to say about it will surely stand out, and it will make many people wanna go for a ride in it, so don’t forget to have all your safety features update.

If you do have GMC Sierra 1500, one of the main safety features that should be working properly is your airbag system. One of the biggest things that people forget to do after into a minor accident is getting the SRS Airbag module reset. An SRS Airbag module is a computer, found in cars, which control the entire airbag system. Working with a company like Safety Restore they will use your old module and restore it to its factory condition and will not require any additional programming. Not only will they be helping you save time and money, but they will be helping by keeping you and your passengers safe.