Towing 2016 Silverado with golf cart??

For taillights on a pickup.. For my 2008 Dodge Dakota I tow I use a full width LED light bar mounted under the tailgate. It uses a "flat-4" wire and has all lights (brake, turn signal, hazard, etc) and is VERY bright. I ran a flat 4 wire from front of truck that plugs into the RV flat 4 connector, works pretty well. AND when not plugged into the RV I plug it into the trucks OWN flat 4 connector for extra lighting.

Only issue for your setup may be having the tailgate down all the time. Could block it, possibly.

we bought a CRICKET golf cart. carries 4 people 600 lbs smallet than a golf cart will fit in an suv or even a bay on some coaches. WE HAVE HAD OURS 4 YEARD AND LOVE IT

We tow a Ram 1500 with a Honda Interstate in the bed. Tailgate is strong enough but we didn't trust the cables. When traveling we remove the tailgate cables and replace with a steel bar. Simple

Just got in the DG tailgate supports and they work perfect! Will go with the diode kit. Thanks Guys!!

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For the brakes I used M&G air brake system with breakaway system and for lights I used a diode kit. Both work great. For the tow bar I used a Blue Ox 7445 10,000 lbs unit.
Bill

First: When I read the subject line my initial though was "A Silverado 1500 would be a bit more than a golf car can tow"

Now... Yes, you can use a diode kit to combine the truck's lights with the Motor honmes. They can be purchased already made up for most any vehicle, There is a connector under the dash on the driver's side (may be hidden behind a panel) you unplug the two halves, plug the plug into the socket on the diode kit, plug the diode kit into the socket just vacated, route the wires to the front and job done.

Alternate would be a light bar on the back of the Golf Car (Rig a bracket) Then you can run 4-wire Trailer light wire from Front of Truck to back, and plug light bar into the "Extension" cable thus created.. in fact i really like that plan. Make sure you can LOCK the light bar in place.

Get a smaller golf cart.

I have a 2016 4x4 Ford XLT super cab with a 8 ft bed that I haul my Yamaha electric 48 volt Golf cart in. I close tail gate and Have about an inch to spare. Tows very good behind my Class A. I had to look far and hard to find this truck with the features listed above. For the brakes I used M&G air brake system with breakaway system and for lights I used a diode kit. Both work great. For the tow bar I used a Blue Ox 7445 10,000 lbs unit. I have two 2x10 8ft long in bed to guide and equally distribute weight, ramps fold and fit under golf cart.
Bill

I must admit that when I first read your subject, I had thoughts that you were asking about using your golf cart to tow your silverado :B