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I think this would be the right board for this question - If not mods please move.

 

Does anyone know if there are fender flares on the market right now for the GMT900 that are similar to the flares that will be found on the upcoming 2014 Sierra? TIA.

 

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i'v been looking for accessories for the 2014 silverado im getting so far nothing and some sites have the universal parts but im not going to chance it i'd rather wait a couple months.

 

i know gmparts direct has all the parts that u can get from the dealer bed liner, bed mat, bed rug , console organizer, mud guards, and so on.

http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/accessories/frameset3.cfm

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your best bet is bushwacker. They are probably a bit wider than those shown

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I think those looks terrible. stock is the way to keep it on the sierra.

Some people need coverage to be in compliance with the law, and we design with many factors in mind. If you're not keen on the Boss Pocket then check out our standard pocket when it's released in the coming weeks! We also will be designing a hardware free Extend-A-Fender in the next year

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Some people need coverage to be in compliance with the law, and we design with many factors in mind. If you're not keen on the Boss Pocket then check out our standard pocket when it's released in the coming weeks! We also will be designing a hardware free Extend-A-Fender in the next year

why?

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why?

 

In some states the tires can't stick out past the fenders. Some people may put different offset wheels on and wider tires.

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