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Mine is off too. Not really bothering me too much.

If the rears are leaking you will have to pull the tranny to get to them.

The bottom of the console lid can be pryed off to gain access to the latch. Start prying in one of the corners and it will pop right off.

Hope this helps:

I put these on my truck. Its a GM part that they charge $400 for at the dealer and only $192 at Summit. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/lnd-24010562/

I trimmed it as best I could before installing it. I used scissors. It is hard to cut once installed.

Its not too bad. I did the 3M ppf myself and it turned out well. I did not get the pre-cut stuff. I just bought some rolls of 12", 6" & 4". Cost less than $100 and looks fine. I did they same on my old Sierra and wife's car and they held up fine. I also recommend putting it on the headlights. It saves them from wear and tear and the plastic from fading.

You can get these for cheap and they are decent covers: https://www.ebay.com/itm/2019-Chevy-Silverado-1500-Crew-Cab-Clazzio-PVC-Leatherette-Black-Seat-Covers-/163870462174?_trksid=p2385738.m4383.l4275.c10#vi-ilComp OR you could get these and install yourself and stay under $600. https://www.ebay.com/itm/2019-Chevy-Silverado-Sierra-Crew-Katzkin-leather-seat-cover-set-Rear-storage/372708316631?hash=item56c72595d7:g:TlgAAOSwxBldJN-U

These guys are selling the 18" reps and show a 26 offset. https://www.oewheelsllc.com/CV34-18085-black-rims-fit-Chevrolet-Silverado-1500-Trail-Boss

Mine jingles too but not going to take it in until someone finds a fix. Not worth the hassle at this point.

Probably just one of those weird electrical deals. I wish you could see the fuel gauge level when acc is on. I like to listen to the radio and keep an eye on the fuel level so I know when to hop back out at the pump.

This is what I used on my 2016 leaf spring noise. It stayed on there forever and got rid of the noise. Maybe this would help: https://www.amazon.com/Super-Lube-11016-Aerosols-Dri-Film/dp/B07DCDYM26

I have been running it quite a bit after I saw this post. It seems to get better fuel mileage and is more responsive.

Moe before you order look up the rancho# for the rears for your 2019. It shows to be an RS99198 and the Bilstein equivalent is a 24-186742. Those also show to fit the 99-06 trucks. Bilstein hasnt done much to cross them or even have a listing for a 2019. I am thinking about ordering these soon.

Those look like the GM steps I just installed. I got them from summit for $192. Dealer wanted $400. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/lnd-24010562/