GMC Sierra Transfer Cases & Parts

After its debut in 1998, the GMC Sierra, as well as its technically identical sibling, the Chevy Silverado, became extremely popular among American drivers. In the first two generations, the truck was based on the GMT800 platform in its classic light-duty version, while HD variants featured the GMT880. By 2014, when General Motors came up with the third generation of the truck, the configuration was completely altered and the Sierra gained the K2XX platform which was also used on the Silverado truck. Engine options included a series of V6 and EcoTec V8 motors, a 6.0 L Vortec and a 6.6 L diesel Duramax V8.

The transfer case is called this way to highlight its main function, transferring the engine power to the front and rear axles in both all- and four-wheel drive vehicles. The transfer case is usually connected to the transmission, and the power is provided to the differentials by means of the driveshafts. Technically, there are two main types of transfer cases, the full- and part-time ones. If you are about to restore the driveline of your full-size pickup and are searching for quality GMC Sierra transfer cases & components, you are welcome to discover our online catalog. We proudly offer OE-quality parts at an affordable price.