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Seats are holding up well they are pretty thick, and anything beats that damn lint. Window tint don't know the percent but they are darker than i wanted, i think because the factory windows were tinted a little already.

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I'm going to get a new truck later this year. couldn't decide on rims. the stock ones do nothing for me, didn't like the styles at all. just a regular 17" wheel. was going to get the teal colored truck, wasn't sure if a black rim would work. i hate to buy it with rims and dump them for after market after i buy it.

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Mods are complete.

 

Clazzio seat covers and husky liners.

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Wheel liners and exhaust tip.

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Debadged tailgate and bakfiip cover.

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Tinted windows and chrome mirrors.

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Stablemate.

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I like those Clazzio seatcovers ! Are the center's leather or PVC and are they black or dark gray centers. Also how are they holding up?

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The centers are pvc and black the flash makes the seats look grey, they don't look that way. Not had them that long so but holding up well.

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The centers are pvc and black the flash makes the seats look grey, they don't look that way. Not had them that long so but holding up well.

 

 

If you don't mind me asking where did you order the seat covers from?

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The centers are pvc and black the flash makes the seats look grey, they don't look that way. Not had them that long so but holding up well.

 

 

If you don't mind me asking where did you order the seat covers from?

 

 

I ordered seat covers from clazzio.com. The same ones you have on your truck. Have not installed them yet but wow they look amazing. The quality of workmanship on these is amazing. Thanks for the info. :)

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I removed my rear seats, It just seemed easier because i couldn't get my hands behind them. It only took about 6 bolts and maybe 10 minutes. I thought the head rests would be easy but I wrestled with them more than i expected they are a tight fit, guess that is what they should be though. Good luck.

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Its the gm part number 22799814. Ordered from gmpartsdirect.com

 

Thanks for the good comments.

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Mods are complete.

 

Clazzio seat covers and husky liners.

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I'm not much for changing stock interior, but those seat covers are really nice.

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I'm not much on changing interiors either, but these seat covers looked stock and cover up the lint on the stock seats. Floor liners are a must also. Thanks

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