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From the OP's other post on the same topic:

I've been very happy with ProClip mounts in the past - https://www.proclipusa.com/vehicle/dashboard-mounts/9734-chevrolet-silverado-1500-series/2019 Full disclosure, I do not have one in my current truck, but the following look like they'd meet your criteria of not blocking the vents (the first one might come close to blocking part of the windshield, but the second two definitely wouldn't): https://www.proclipusa.com/product/213561-center-dash-mount-extra-strength https://www.proclipusa.com/product/835471-proclip-console-mount or https://www.proclipusa.com/product/835470-proclip-console-mount Just a note, in addition to buying the mount, you also need to buy the device holder.

I'm assuming this can be turned on/off in the vehicle settings? Is it a trim level thing? I just hunted through the settings in my 2019 LT Trail Boss and could not find anything. I want this.

As JimCost2014 mentioned, you probably just need to refresh your radio (I know I had to when I first signed up for service) - http://www.siriusxm.com/refresh

I'm sure that will come out just fine. He custom cut the 3M adhesive, which was a bunch of work (all told (including prep, paint, etc.), he said he spent between 5 and 6 hours on the two emblems). Here is the 3M: Here is the finished, mounted product:

He used a dremel to cut the tabs in the back. Once separated he dry sanded with 1,000 grit. Then wiped down with Isopropyl alcohol for prep. Then painted with any satin exterior or Automotive primer/paint combo. Spray many thin layers. Says he did about 6 each. Give a full day to dry.

Like this? Removed the logo, trimmed off the tabs in the back holding the red part in. Removed the red part, spray-painted the chrome with a semi gloss black (after some light sanding), then hot glued it back together. Here's what it looks like against the truck paint: Full disclosure, my buddy who is doing PPF and ceramic coating on my truck did it.