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Wheel Skins.

Exactly what Silverado4x4 said. You can barely tell a difference. My current truck is the first vehicle I've owned that had a sport mode. Recently I rented a car that had a sport mode... It was night and day difference going from normal to sport mode. In the truck, you can tell is shifts quicker, but that is it. You are not missing anything.

I purchased one of these and have zero complaints... https://www.amazon.com/Vitodeco-Protector-Chevrolet-Silverado-5-Button/dp/B07ST3Y642/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3L1VKFPH7FIT0&keywords=B07ST3Y642&qid=1666276629&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIwLjAwIiwicXNhIjoiMC4wMCIsInFzcCI6IjAuMDAifQ%3D%3D&s=automotive&sprefix=b07st3y642%2Cautomotive%2C199&sr=1-1

Mostly... but there are a few bumps here and there.

I recall seeing mine update only once, shortly after I got it in April of 2021. Every once in a while I check for updates and the system always tells me no updates available??

Try going to Settings>Bluetooth>the i next to your connected radio and uncheck Carplay. Then connect by wire.

Did you just use some T-Tap Wire connectors or something similar or was there more to it?

100% agree with that statement. Especially when it's 100+° outside. Did the interior Saturday... I'll get the exterior later one day this week in the evening, when the sun is low enough for my driveway to be in the shade from the house and it's cooled down to 98°.

Just did mine this weekend. If they're really dirty, I'll take them out power wash them. It's not difficult to get them out or to put them back in, at all. They weren't very dirty this time so I sprayed with a cleaner, wiped them with a rag, scrubbed a few spots with a soft bristle brush. After that I spray them with a dressing and wipe it down with a rag to restore the brand new look.

I also have the RB20s and I like them a lot. I much prefer the looks over the others, but if they went wheel to wheel, they would be perfect, for the reasons redwngr and TNT mentioned.

I appreciate the tips. I'll have to order a bigger roll so I have plenty to practice with.

I had actually tried wrapping my taillights a few months back. I could not get it to lay flat without any wrinkles around the sunken in area where the reverse lights are. Having no experience with dry fit vinyl, I didn't know if I was heating it too much or not enough. I made two failed attempts and threw in the towel. One day when I'm feeling brave, I'll make another attempt. ...Or I'll pay someone.

Nice! Was it difficult to wrap?

The Chevrolet support page on ventilated seats indicates that they either push or pull the air through. I understand you have a GMC, so maybe this doesn't apply. But maybe it's by design. https://www.chevrolet.com/dos-template-library/search-results/content-display.html?documentId=CSP12 "Ventilates the seats. These seats have a fan that pulls or pushes air through the seat — the air is not cooled"

Some systems pull air through the seats creating a wicking effect to make you feel cooler. Other systems blow air through the seats. It appears that these suck. (Pun intended)