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Anyone else have issues with theirs? I wear Maui Jims and they just barely fit in the over head holder. I have to actually put them in a specific way so the door closes.

 

This is 2014, not freaking 1964. Engineers couldn't of had foresight to see that not everyone wears readers from CVS?

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I have a pair of Walmart prescription sunglasses - and they will not fit in the holder!! I also have a pair of Remington wrap- around fishing sunglasses from Dick's Sporting Goods and they too will not fit!!

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What about leaving them in the center console?

 

The gmt900's didn't have sunglasses holders don't think I ever heard a complaint.

 

 

Ryan

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What about leaving them in the center console? The gmt900's didn't have sunglasses holders don't think I ever heard a complaint. Ryan

 

that was one of my first gripes about my gmt900.. my gmt800 had them and when I was putting my stuff in I was like WTF... glad the k2's have them but my Oakley's barely fit in them. I have to put them in and take them out a certain way in order for them to fit.. im thinking of eventually trimming that piece a little to make them fit better.

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Lol, this is the only thing that makes me mad about the truck. I wear tinted 3m safety glasses (work in a cabinet shop and get them for free) and they just fit but I am afraid to close it because I don't know if it will open back up!

 

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Maybe it was made to hold contact lenses.

It's made to fit normal size sunglasses. Even my wife's "slightly larger" sunglasses fit fine.

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It was rather poorly thought out, mine don't fit well either. So much hassle to get them in that I just put them in the center storage area. If you are going to take the tiime to put something new in, you should take the time to research it.

 

Mike

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Or how about the rear seat 'clothes hook' on each side door - mine only holds two wire hangers and zero larger size plastic hangers. Mostly the hangers just fall off the hooks!

 

Guess I'll need to invent a method using 'cable ties' In my old PU (it would hold stuff!!) I used a wood broom handle with holes drilled in each end and fixed to the clothes hooks with cable ties and I could carry all the clothes I ever needed for a trip - kind of like a closet rod across the back seat area.

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