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I've searched without success but short of calling the dealer, can the OEM molded splash guards be purchased color matched in Sonoma Red? I've seen them in a few other body matched colors but not SR. Any suggestions or links appreciated; I realize I can get them painted but was looking for a less hassle route.

 

 

Thanks... Ken

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Don't know about SR, but not available for the Deep Ruby Metallic, tried to get these when I ordered my high Country, ended up with the black

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Just saw some color molded spalsh guards at shopchevyparts.com under exterior products. They have red front and rear and list the color code.

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Just saw some color molded spalsh guards at shopchevyparts.com under exterior products. They have red front and rear and list the color code.

Thanks Chuck... Seeing the color options but not for Sonoma Red

 

Don't know about SR, but not available for the Deep Ruby Metallic, tried to get these when I ordered my high Country, ended up with the black

I think DRM is the same as my SR... Thats not good news for me.

 

 

I'll try to reach a dealer and see what they say. I sure hate the idea of buying them and then paying for the paint/mixers/hardener and the labor. Black it may be :loser:

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Ok. Didn't know whether SR was dark or what. I have the Deep Ruby Metallic, so now I understand. These colored splash guards are bright red for sure. Oh well. It was the first time I found any other colors than black and white. Good luck.

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I messaged my selling dealer and they advised that the SR (DRM for Silverado) is not an available color for the splash guards.

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I messaged my selling dealer and they advised that the SR (DRM for Silverado) is not an available color for the splash guards.

those splash guards are absolute junk in the cold, 12,000km on my 2014 and both sides of the guards are completely destroyed. Who thought hollow guards in the winter would be a good idea. rocks completely destroyed them, gm says no warranty at all

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