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2016 Sierra Owner Senior Enthusiast

2016 Sierra Owner

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Part says for 2007...will they fit 2010 ??

 

See post number 53 above from MS3DALE and that will answer your question and he has the part numbers you need as well.

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Doug_Scott Senior Enthusiast

Doug_Scott

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Sam,

Here is a shot of the air bag bracket, what do you think? Thanks

Brian

 

DSCF9224.jpg

 

Is the airline as close to the edge of the box as it appears in the pic?

dsr611 Senior Enthusiast

dsr611

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http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results.cfm?s...number=19166677

(GM)

 

http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results.cfm?s...number=19166676

(Chevy)

 

GM-Parts Direct has them on special. For GMC and Chevy.

 

I Love mine they look great

 

 

Part says for 2007...will they fit 2010 ??

 

 

From the listing

2007 new body style through current year model

 

Yes, they will fit 2010's

DEV1ST8R Enthusiast

DEV1ST8R

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I don't understand why these don't come standard.

 

Has anybody found any interference by mudflaps when installing these?

rc51matt Enthusiast

rc51matt

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i just got the bodyshop that fixed my truck to throw these in too. just waiting for them to come in. they would have cost me 80 even

rc51matt Enthusiast

rc51matt

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What is everyone paying for these? I called the dealership today and they said 118 each, im in canada so i expect them to be more but i thought people were saying $85 for the pair. About half the paint on the top of the wheel wells is chipped off shoudl this be painted before i put wheel well liners on?

 

Mine (from the dealer here in Alabama) came to $107

 

 

 

you got robbed

rbiggers277 Enthusiast

rbiggers277

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I don't understand why these don't come standard.

 

Has anybody found any interference by mudflaps when installing these?

 

I installed mine while my WeatherTech mudflaps were still on. No problem at all.

madxmike Enthusiast

madxmike

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So the set from gmpartsdirect.com comes with everything you need to secure them in place? I wished I would have noticed that I did'nt have these when I was still at the dealership but i was to bust checking out all the other cool things on the inside of the truck . for any of you that ordered yours from gmpartsdirect.com how long did it take you to get them it's says it's a special order and could take 7-10 days just wondering how long it really takes to get your parts from them i'm located in Michigan thanks for any in put

Retrofitter Enthusiast

Retrofitter

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Ordered a set for my 2008 GMC Denali from gmparts direct on June 8th. They were shipped June 9th and supposed to be delivered June 10th( It's about 3 hrs from gmparts direct in Winston Salem, NC to my home) They didn't come. Started a trace this morning. They still haven't found them. It looks like I will be filing a claim for lost parcel, what a pain. I was looking forward to installing them on my white vehicle. I don't know how they could lose such a large box(I assume they are boxed) that would hold two wheel well liners.

cbsaf Enthusiast

cbsaf

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Ordered a set for my 2008 GMC Denali from gmparts direct on June 8th. They were shipped June 9th and supposed to be delivered June 10th( It's about 3 hrs from gmparts direct in Winston Salem, NC to my home) They didn't come. Started a trace this morning. They still haven't found them. It looks like I will be filing a claim for lost parcel, what a pain. I was looking forward to installing them on my white vehicle. I don't know how they could lose such a large box(I assume they are boxed) that would hold two wheel well liners.

 

Give it time. I ordered mine from there and FedEx had them scheduled for a Tuesday delivery IIRC. Tuesday afternoon I checked the tracking number and they slipped back to the following day. They didn't arrive until dusk on the next day. Sometimes FedEx is just having problems.

Retrofitter Enthusiast

Retrofitter

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waiting is not the problem. Talked with FedEx customer service advocate this morning. She said it was time for the shipper to file a claim.

Now the problem, can't call gmparts direct, no phone #. I have emailed them and gave them the case # and ask them to file a claim. Haven't gotten a response but it is Saturday.

I just can't see how FedEx could lose the package. Package was scanned when left Winston Salem, NC and no other scans show up and no transfers, straight shot to Greer, SC FexEx facility.

Has anyone else had a problem and had to get gmpartsdirect to file a claim?

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