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I had same issue. I have mudflaps also but didn't help much. When new in 2019, less than 700 miles on it, I took it hunting and drove around 100 miles on gravel roads and the paint on the box in front of rear tires on the orange peel like paint " rock guard" almost looked like they had been sandblasted. The dealer was great and took care of it under warranty. In the fall of 2020 took a couple more hunting trips, maybe drove 150 miles of gravel and same thing happened along the bottom of both doors and a little bit of chipping along the on the rock guard again. Total miles on truck less than 8000. I hadn't drove any gravel since my 2019 hunting trip. Went back to the dealer and he said he saw only one other truck come in to the dealership with this issue. He had heard of a few GMCs having this chipping issue, not common to any certain color, and sounds like its rare but unfortunately I have one. They reported the issue with GM but GM said they haven't heard of this before and basically too bad for me. My dealer is amazing. They easily could have told me it isn't their problem either, trucks over year old but they were concerned and worked with me on a solution. I ended up having them remove the rock guard on the box, had everything on bottom half of doors and front of box repainted and had them apply 3m film over those same areas. They did an excellent job and were very fair on the price. That was the best solution we could come up with besides trying to basically repaint the whole truck which would have been very spendy.

I would be surprised if the catch can freezing would be an issue. I had one on my 2015 for over 4 years mounted in front near windshield washer reservoir and never had any issues. We frequently get negative teens or colder in the winter.

Where the needle rests and the first line is where it will be when in autostop. First line is 500rpm, each line is 100rpm. It shows more clearly when you look up between 1000-2000.

Not sure if they changed filler necks but our 2018 work truck could use the larger nozzle but like mentioned there is usually a little spillage as it does flow lots more fuel and never seems to shutoff in time to avoid it.

I'm hoping to get an answer too before I buy one. I really love the way they look. Seems strange that the camera would make any difference but that's what GM said and everywhere I look to buy one they only list it as fitting a 2020 and newer.

Do any of you guys that have done the install on a 2019 have a front camera?

Parts guy talked with GM and they stated the front camera wiring is different on the 2019 so harness that comes with the emblem won't work. Do any of you that have done this on a 2019 have the front camera?

I have read through this but can anyone verify the install is the exact same in the 2019 as in the 2020? I'm having some things done at the dealer and was going to have them install it but they are unsure as everywhere they look only claims 2020 and newer. They don't want to do it if they have to make any other modifications to get it done. Thanks

I have owned a 99 and 04 Silverado and 09 and 15 Sierra, all bought new. My current 19 beats them all hands down, been very pleased.

I started out at 45lbs but lowered to 40 as it rides a little better with a slightly lower pressure. After about 9500 miles they seem to be wearing evenly so far.

If someone finds a film that works please post here. The 2 places I checked locally won't do it because the film won't mold correctly with the rough " protectant " in front of the rear wheel and leave noticeable bubbles in the film.

I've had mine sit for 5 days without starting and no issues

I have had a Samsung s8 for over 2 years and the battery is getting noticeably weaker. I kind of want to stay with Samsung as have had great luck with my last 2 phones with them. Does anyone have any experience with the s20? I'd appreciate any feedback positive or negative. Thanks!

Yep, same here. Tried 3 different times, nothing yet.

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