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Fix29 Enthusiast

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I just got these exact same leds in the mail the other day for this same purpose, how do you like them so far?
They deffinetely help backing up at night with tinted windows.

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Follow up to my bed rail picture the other day, finished up the video. If you can’t tell I’m a huge fan of the hex series stuff Deezee started making, they finally got out of their comfort zone (90s era truck accessories) and started designing cooler crap for our trucks.




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Rainy day means no work for me so I had a set of Michelin Defenders installed on my (new to me) '16 Sierra Denali. Stock Bridgestones had 4/32 left at 44k miles. Lots of praise on here for the Michelins and lots of guys saying they get 70k+ on them. Hope to be one of them! I use the truck for work and put about 25k miles a year on it with a 60/40 mix of highway/city. 

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On 12/31/2018 at 5:30 PM, Fix29 said:

Swapped the reverse and cargo light bulbs out with leds.e9f89a77dfdd9c9e00d7f3892777b057.jpg8a2d4a481667e7caeaf0c8988acce256.jpg5628ecc6d5917c72b5cb4cadb0e99e3a.jpg

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I need this with my tint as well.  Mind sharing those part model bulbs?  Assuming it should be same part number for a 18 Silverado?

Fix29 Enthusiast

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I need this with my tint as well.  Mind sharing those part model bulbs?  Assuming it should be same part number for a 18 Silverado?
The factory bulbs are 921. Just search Auxito 921 LED and you will find them. I got mine off Ebay.

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I didn’t do anything but Mother Nature decided to add some snow. I know it’s not a big deal for most of y’all but snow down here in southern Arizona isn’t something that happens often.


What part of AZ? I’m in Tucson and was in FL during snowpocolypse.


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TXGREEK Senior Enthusiast

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The factory bulbs are 921. Just search Auxito 921 LED and you will find them. I got mine off Ebay.

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Are they the T10’s or T15’s?


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Are they the T10’s or T15’s?


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T15

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9 hours ago, DenaliStone said:

Rainy day means no work for me so I had a set of Michelin Defenders installed on my (new to me) '16 Sierra Denali. Stock Bridgestones had 4/32 left at 44k miles. Lots of praise on here for the Michelins and lots of guys saying they get 70k+ on them. Hope to be one of them! I use the truck for work and put about 25k miles a year on it with a 60/40 mix of highway/city. 

Put the Michelin's on our Tahoe, great tire! Truck rides better, handles better, etc...…

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T15

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Identical purchase, great to hear they’re that good.


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Identical purchase, great to hear they’re that good.


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They're definitely an improvement over the stock bulbs for sure.

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They're definitely an improvement over the stock bulbs for sure.

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Good to hear


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Just dropped it off at the dealer for my free oil change & tire rotations.

It’s also got a suspension squeaks going over bumps when it’s cold out. The truck only got 8017 miles on it.... wonder if that’s normal....

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On 1/3/2019 at 11:01 PM, CajunFries said:

Just dropped it off at the dealer for my free oil change & tire rotations.

It’s also got a suspension squeaks going over bumps when it’s cold out. The truck only got 8017 miles on it.... wonder if that’s normal....

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The cold weather squeaks are annoying but normal.  My truck always does it ones it below 40.  I think it's either the front shocks or the bushings on the control arms.  

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