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Stillen: His price is not only higher I think it is plus freight???? Bruce

 

72 bucks? the vendor on the first page is like 83 + freight

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Stillen: His price is not only higher I think it is plus freight???? Bruce

 

72 bucks? the vendor on the first page is like 83 + freight

 

 

I'm with Stillen

  • 2 weeks later...
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Installed my liners last weekend...very fast and easy install :confused: I never should have left the dealer when my truck was new without these installed

 

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After (removed z71 decal too, looks better imo, especially on a white truck)

 

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  • 1 month later...
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As an update my liners are working great. I never installed the screws. Just the push ins. Wonder if winter snow and ice weight will be a problem somehow.

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As an update my liners are working great. I never installed the screws. Just the push ins. Wonder if winter snow and ice weight will be a problem somehow.

 

I just got mine in yesterday I did the same.

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As an update my liners are working great. I never installed the screws. Just the push ins. Wonder if winter snow and ice weight will be a problem somehow.

 

No,You'll be fine with just the push-pins,Heck you don't even need them either,They fit nice and tight.

But beware of all the stuff that gets trapped at the bottom of the liners,I put a set on both my truck and our parts truck,I removed the set on mine after a few days,I still have the ones on our parts truck,they collect everything but money at the bottom,you'll have to wash any stuff out real good,or even better remove them every once in awhile to clean.

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As an update my liners are working great. I never installed the screws. Just the push ins. Wonder if winter snow and ice weight will be a problem somehow.

 

I just got mine in yesterday I did the same.

 

 

 

+1 Same here, no need for the screws, they fit right.

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As an update my liners are working great. I never installed the screws. Just the push ins. Wonder if winter snow and ice weight will be a problem somehow.

 

No,You'll be fine with just the push-pins,Heck you don't even need them either,They fit nice and tight.

But beware of all the stuff that gets trapped at the bottom of the liners,I put a set on both my truck and our parts truck,I removed the set on mine after a few days,I still have the ones on our parts truck,they collect everything but money at the bottom,you'll have to wash any stuff out real good,or even better remove them every once in awhile to clean.

 

Good tip. I once was told to wash behind splash guards by removal too. Will do.

 

  • 2 months later...
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Bringing up and old subject. I just purchased a 2011 Silverado and want to get the wheel liners. I checked gmpartsdirect and their price is $83.30 plus $20 shipping/handling. So they really are no cheaper than the competition. How were people getting them for $85 shipped?

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Bringing up and old subject. I just purchased a 2011 Silverado and want to get the wheel liners. I checked gmpartsdirect and their price is $83.30 plus $20 shipping/handling. So they really are no cheaper than the competition. How were people getting them for $85 shipped?

 

 

Mine were delivered today. gmpartsdirect.com for 89.34 shipped. They were offering the free shipping code. Well not free but 13.99 off.....Didnt read this entire post. Any advice on install?

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Try using only the push ins. That is what I did and no problems as all. Also, you don't need to take the tires off either. Just pop em in. Do it in your driveway in 5-10 minutes! Enjoy. :lol:

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I backed the truck into the driveway to gain a little more clearance at the rear. Worked like a champ. I didn't use the screws either. I plan on taking them out once a year or so to clean behind them.

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Bringing up and old subject. I just purchased a 2011 Silverado and want to get the wheel liners. I checked gmpartsdirect and their price is $83.30 plus $20 shipping/handling. So they really are no cheaper than the competition. How were people getting them for $85 shipped?

 

 

Mine were delivered today. gmpartsdirect.com for 89.34 shipped. They were offering the free shipping code. Well not free but 13.99 off.....Didnt read this entire post. Any advice on install?

 

 

 

did I miss the free shipping code? I'm all over it if free shipping.

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