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Snap or Paste
Open your glove box, photograph the white RPO sticker — or just type the 3-character codes below.
Code Result
Photo of RPO Sticker
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Photo scans have a ~10% error rate. For best accuracy, type the codes manually instead.
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Manual Entry
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Results
Decode Your Build
Upload a photo of your RPO sticker or type in the codes above to instantly decode every factory option on your GMT800.
Heads up — photo scans aren't perfect. The OCR scanner has a roughly 10% error rate. For the most accurate decode, manually type or paste the codes from your sticker.
What Is a GMT800 RPO Sticker?
The RPO (Regular Production Option) sticker — also called the Service Parts Identification (SPID) label — is a white sticker found inside the glove box of every GMT800-platform truck and SUV. It lists every factory-installed option as a series of 3-character alphanumeric codes covering the engine, transmission, axle ratio, exterior paint, interior trim, option packages, and much more.
This decoder translates all of those codes instantly, organized by category, so you know exactly how your vehicle left the factory. Whether you're buying, selling, restoring, or just curious, decoding your RPO sticker gives you the definitive factory build sheet.
Supported Vehicles
This tool covers all GMT800-platform vehicles from model years 1999 through 2006:
- Silverado 1500Chevrolet
- Silverado 2500HDChevrolet
- Silverado 3500Chevrolet
- Sierra 1500GMC
- Sierra 2500HDGMC
- Sierra 3500GMC
- TahoeChevrolet
- Yukon / Yukon XLGMC
- SuburbanChevrolet
- AvalancheChevrolet
- EscaladeCadillac
- SSRChevrolet
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the RPO sticker on a GMT800?
On most GMT800 vehicles, the RPO sticker is located on the inside of the glove box door or on the glove box floor. It is a white label printed with rows of 3-character codes separated by spaces.
How do I read the RPO sticker?
Each 3-character code (e.g., LQ4, G80, Z71) represents a single factory option. Enter them into the decoder above — separated by spaces, commas, or new lines — and the tool will identify every option and organize them by category.
What does RPO stand for?
RPO stands for Regular Production Option. It is the GM coding system used to identify every factory-installed option and configuration on a vehicle at the time of production.
Can I export my decoded results?
Yes. After decoding, you can export your full results as a PDF (via browser print), Excel (.xlsx), or CSV file using the buttons that appear above the results.