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For the price, for home use, I don't think you can beat the new Harbor Freight line of "General" tool chests. If you have a Harbor Freight close by take a look at them.

Go with the Duraflap front and rear, you won't be sorry. No mud on the running boards at all. They are really easy to install and offer a military discount if you have served.

My 2018 GMC SLT locks the glove box with the key

I would not own a new truck without a extended warranty. If one of the air condition controllers goes bad and they have to remove the dash to get to it, $2,000.00 repair plus the cost of a rental car if needed. That is just one example. These new vehicles are very expensive to work on.

The Platinum is what I have bought twice now and never been sorry

This is where I bought mine. Very nice people to deal with James E. Black Cadillac 3929 Admiral Peary Highway Rt 22 WestEbensburg, Pa. 15931 Phone Numbers: (814) 472-9550 Local(877) 472-9550 Toll Free(814) 472-4741 Fax

If you have a crew cab look at some of the after market metal ones. Most of them lock and a lot stronger than the GM.

I’m a firm believer of buying a extended warranty. With all of the electronics they have now days and they are very expensive to repair. I had to have a air conditioning door control motor replaced and the whole dash had to be removed for the repair. The cost of the repair would have cost me $1,800.00 if I had not purchased an extended warranty. I think the GM warranty is the best and shop around on line for the best deal. Not all dealers sell them for the same price, some sell them for $50.00 over their cost.

I second DuraFlap, best mud flaps on the market. The staff is great and offer a military discount. Give them a call

I would guess the relays are part of the body control module

If you have 4 wheel drive put it in low range, this should take some of the load off of the transmission

Amazon sells small bags that have a spearmint/peppermint smell that work really well. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001NX76LE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Have any of you put seat covers (seat protectors) on your trucks. If so, what kind and likes and dislikes. I want to put some on my seats during hunting season so I'm looking for durability and easy installation. Thanks

Possible a idler pulley bearing

Have any of you had the paint protection film put on the front of you new trucks. I'm considering a front end (front edge of hood, edge of front fenders, head lights and fog lights) wrap on a 2018 GMC L5P. Do you have any thoughts, good, bad idea?