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So I just locked up a 2019 Silverado LT all star package. Both front doors interior have some wood pattern handle trim and aluminum door sill. But the rear doors interior handles are just black plastic along with some plastic door sill. I just seems odd to me, all I want to change it to match the front. Does anyone have the part numbers for those parts? I noticed on the RST, they do have matching interior accent for the rear doors. I got some pictures below to showthe difference between front and rear doors. Thanks!

Sold my 16 LT All Star Silver Ice Double Cab (79K miles), replaced with 19 LT All Star Silver Ice Crew Cab. Sticker was $46K, got it for $32K. Just got to get some wheels.

I think Method has a bronze version of the NV, but I was afraid it might standout too much on my silver truck. I had a Subaru WRX years ago that is silver with bronze rims, it looks good on that car, but not sure how it would look on my truck.

Those side steps were made by Tyger, they are call Tyger Armor Steps. Here is my previous post with more pictures of those steps, reply # 6178.

I think it would fit better, but I want a slightly more aggressive look, I wanted to make my tires almost flush with my side steps.

Just got my tires and wheels installed today. Method NV 18x9 -12 offset with Falken WildPeak AT3 275/70R18 with 2" RC level. Came out exactly the way I want it, the front is about 1" outside the fender, the back maybe 1/2" outside. Slight rub when full lock reverse, so I will try the zip tie trick tonight. It is a lot quieter than I expected for E rated tires, ride is a little bumpier on highway, but still very acceptable, but right now I am think about upgrading to some Bilstein 5100. Before After

Just got these today, Falken WildPeak AT3 275/70R18. Waiting for my Method NV, will get it install tomorrow.

Thanks for the info. I decided to stick with -12 offset, hopefully it will work out. If it looks like it stick out too much, i am thinking about adding the OEM fender flare. My wheels should be here this coming Wednesday, I will post pictures once I have it install. Thanks for all the help.

I just pulled the trigger and got some 18x9 -12offset method nv from discount tires. They have the +18 offset version on sale for $100 less. Does anyone have picture of how they look with -12 or +18 offset. I want a slight aggressive look, would the -12 stick out too much. Any suggestion, please let me know, I can still change them to +18 offset since they are being order. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the info, the zip tie method would work with me. I got a great deal on those tires, just looking for wheels right now.

Hi there, I am looking to get these Method NV 18"x9" with 275/70R18 Falken Wildpeak AT3, I only have a RC 2" level, do you think -12 offset would rub or not. I think +0 would be ideal, but these wheels are only available in +18 or -12. Anything information would help. Thanks in advance. - Kenneth

For Super Mario fans, here is my homemade Bullet Bill hitch cover. Made it with a Bullet Bill belt buckle and some scrap metal laying around, cost me around $8.

Per the suggestion from another member, I tap it to the reverse light, so the light can be control with the remote. Every time I press unlock, light stay on for 20 sec or so.

I just finish building my bed light. I use two 20" LED light bar with magnetic back, it stick onto the side of the bed near the Bakflip rail. I pull power from the reverse light, so when I unlock, it stay on for 15-20 seconds. Just for fun, I made the cable a little longer than needed so I can use the magnetic back to stick under the tailgate and use as reverse light bar. I put some high power magnet on the back of the light bar. Here I wire tap into the reverse light. This is the brightness with just two 20" light bar. Light just stick onto the side of the bed, near the BAKFLIP rail. This is how it look using it as reverse light, it look a lot brighter in person than picture. This is how it look with the BAKFLIP fully cover, just the tailgate open.

Here is the bed light system that I made. I put a little twist to it, I put some high power magnet in the back of the aluminum heat sink of the LED strip, so it just stick along the side of the bed. Just for fun, I put some extra wire to it so I can stick it under the tailgate to make it into a reverse light bar (I get power from my reverse light). By the way, the color is a little warmer on the bed light, I make display LED light on my day job, so I use some leftover jewelry display case light to make the bed light. I will change it out to something around 5000k in the future to match my reverse light I put 2 tap of high power magnetic to the back, I drive over some speed bump, it hold on to the side of the bed without an issue. The extra wire just tuck into the hole near to top of the bed. Each one of these light bar is only about 20" long. This is just for fun, but it is one crazy reverse light. It looks much brighter in person than in picture.

I just got done making a bed light system, I took some pictures in the dark, if you need more, I can take some tomorrow.

Just received my BAK G2 Bakflip. Installation was really easy, took 15 minutes. Fit and finish is excellent, I really like it. I will build some LED bed lighting tomorrow, will post pictures once I am done. Still waiting of my RC 2" level kit, can't wait to put it on.

Thanks. My daily driver was a Honda Odyssey, you don't know how happy I am with this truck, no more soccer mom mini van.

Got my first truck this past 4th of July weekend. It is a LT 5.3L 2WD All Star Package. So far I only put Tyger Side Armor steps, have RC 2" leveling kit and BAK G2 Bakflip on its way. Currently debating if I should get some 20" either matte black or dark bronze (I like dark bronze, but I have seem much truck with bronze wheels on street, not sure if it is too weird). Before side step These are the Tyger side step, looks pretty sturdy. Now I need to level my truck, the leveling kit should comes in this Thursday.