MrWeller

Can't have heavy duty protection without something solid on there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here is the Westin HDX Grille Guard on my 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 Max Tow. I haven’t installed my sensor relocators yet, but will do it soon. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I bought a Westin HDX grille guard to put on my 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 Max Tow in June. I personally like the look and the protection that it adds to my pickup. If pics are wanted, I can add some tomorrow. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Did you ever get your Westin HDX grille guard installed and the sensors relocated? I've had my grille guard on for several months but have been shutting off the parking sensors each time I drive it so far. I have one set of sensors here and another set that should be here tomorrow. I am wondering how well things went during the install and how well they work now... Thanks!

I just simply went into RockAuto and searched for parts for my pickup (2015 GMC Sierra 1500 with 5.3L)...click on Brake & Wheel Hub->Brake Pad and then scroll past these categories - Heavy Duty, Daily Driver, Economy and Premium in order to find the category Performance (Improved Stopping Power). Raybestos and ACDelco offer both front and rear sets that are marked as Police sets, Bendix offers a front set of Police pads only and there is an additional set of Akebono front pads that are not labeled as Police pads. Once you click on there, you can pick out the part numbers that are for your application. Hope that helps! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Just checked out the police pads and rotors on both Amazon and RockAuto and found them to be a full $100 cheaper on RockAuto as compared to Amazon. Subtotal for the two sets of pads and all 4 rotors was $355 before any tax or shipping (if applicable) on RockAuto and $455 on Amazon... I did not find a kit for my 2015 GMC Sierra 1500 specifically on either site, I just added all the individual items to my shopping cart. Just thought I'd share with you guys what I found by looking them up... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm sure some guys would love to have that option of hitting a switch and turning the camera on while driving forward... Good luck figuring out how/why it is happening... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have an Undercover Ultra Flex as well and really enjoy it as opposed to the old Access Covers I've had previously. It was on the truck when I bought it, but it works really well! It's pretty quick and easy to take off in just a few minutes by myself as well. I pull a gooseneck trailer with my pickup and can have the cover off and ready to hook up in less than 5 minutes. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I finally have all the parts I need to do this, but my tonneau cover clamp uses the hole where you guys installed your switch. I’m thinking of drilling a hole down a couple inches but still within the stake pocket. I also have three of the 5’ led strips to add for the bed lighting. I am planning on one across the front of the bed. I also have a topper (camper shell) for use during the hunting season when I’ll be hauling dogs and gear. I plan on mounting the other two led strips to the roof of the topper and tapping them into the same wiring so when I want light in there, they all come on with the switch. When I get them installed, I’ll try to post some pics as well. Thanks for all the great info guys! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I grew up in Michigan as well! I would imagine we may have a bit more winter up here in SD than you see in St. Louis though! I've got some BFGoodrich tires on it right now, but before deer hunting season gets here, I'd like to have a new set of 10 ply tires on the pickup so it's ready for some fun in the Black Hills deer season and then winter in South Dakota! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Have you used them in snow too? Curious how they handle that in addition to your other conditions that you mentioned... I'm looking for options for my 15 Sierra with Max Trailering Package and 20" tires before winter gets here... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Subscribing here as well. Looking for similar things from my next set of tires, but I'll do a fair amount of towing cattle in a 24' gooseneck trailer at the farm throughout the year so I'll be looking for the heavier duty side of things. I'm definitely interested to hear what anyone has to report back about their favorites for those who drive on gravel roads. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks great! I definitely prefer the new GMC over the Chevy! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk