Texas1836

Anyone else roll down the backseat window when reaching for the switch, without looking, to roll down the driver window? Over a year with truck and every dadgummed time. Lol. Backseat window switch must fall exactly where muscle memory had the driver window switch in my 2007.

Applied Cerakote Paint Sealant to the truck. Looks amazing. Running a a finger across paint feels like oiled glass it is so slick.

When I opened up my mirrors to replace the black trim with chrome I didn't see any wiring inside for the light.

If you like your truck, that is all that matters. Another person's opinion is just that, their opinion. Like a******s, everyone has one. I'm sure plenty don't like the Sierra front end. I do, and again, that is all that matters. That being said... Whoever thought it was a good idea to put the Camaro front end on a HD pickup needs to find a new line of work. I think the front end update is a big improvement

84468904 Side mirror trim 84468914 Lower mirror glass

Chassis Unlimited Prolite replaces just the lower middle part of bumper with a winch mount.

Looks like this company does reprogramming to put radios on European frequency steps. http://www.customtronix.com/

Instead of using tow/haul you could put it in manual mode and shift down when you need it.

Been there, done that. Only Ford I ever owned, 1981 F-100 had bumper horns and we did that exact thing to move a dumpster where I worked.

Yes I just like the look of a bull bar, had one of those or a push bar(on older trucks) on last 4 trucks. Anything between the paper thin bumper and plastic on the front of these will help. It doesn't offer the protection for the truck of a Ranchhand full replacement but those things are just too massive. Anything solid just puts your safety at risk while protecting the truck. They have crumple zones to dissipate impact energy. Then in a major serious accident all you are left with is a perfectly intact Ranchand bumper with a crumpled up truck behind it. LOL

Couldn't find one that looks good on these GMCs. Plus only protection I was looking for is the idiots in parking lots that don't know where the front of their car ends. Or when the zombie apocalypse comes and I need to shove other vehicles out of my way as I flee the city.

It.'s gas. Most of lower vent opening is still clear. I don't have a forward camera so I can't answer about that.

Installed an Aries Bull bar today. Angles match the Magnum headache rack nicely. If you install one, do yourself a favor and ignore the instructions. I wrestled with that thing way too long trying to get the bar on the brackets before pulling the brackets back off and putting them on the bar first.

Those should definitely stop most everything. Driving around through some of the muddy streets after the flooding we had last week had me cringing hearing the mud slinging up the side of my truck.

I installed the larger GMC splash guards on my truck. I like that these cover the width of the tire now, but they don't seem to be made as sturdy as the original ones. And doesn't use one of the screw anchor points on the back set.