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Anyone know of an affordable sunshade that'l fit the 2014s? The $100 dealer wants for the one with the GMC logo too much for me. Thank you

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I have the OEM chevy one. Worth every dollar. Paid $80.00 shipped of of e-bay.

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I got the "gold" version of the Heatshield version by Protrim in Sept. 2013. Fits nice...at the time, they didn't have one for the 2014 with the lane departure sensor and no one else had one either. They told me that if I tried it and it didn't fit, they would refund including shipping. Got it and it fit good enough for me and I didn't want to wait until they had one specifically to fit around the sensor (mine fits behind it a little). Good customer service at Protrim. I had one in my 2011 Silverado and always liked the way it keeps the dash and steering wheel cool in the Texas sun.

 

Of course, now they have one with a cutout for the sensor.

 

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I bought a CoverCraft custom fit sunscreen - folds up to store and makes it easy to put up and remove daily - also come in colors :-) Seems to be a solid build. It does cover the little red flashing security light on the dash near the windshield from being seen from viewing the truck from dead ahead, but I'd bet most of do the same - no big deal for me.

http://www.covercraft.com/uvs100.html

 

I used one on my 1997 F-150 and it was still in good shape when I gave the F-150 to my son a few months ago. I bought the new one on JC Whitney's Web site.

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Another vote for HeatShield by Canvasworks. Rolls up easily and will last.

 

https://www.heatshieldstore.com/sun_shades_for/gmc/sierra_w_sensor/2014

 

https://www.heatshieldstore.com/sun_shades_for/gmc/sierra/2013

 

Have five of them for all my new and old rides. My 90 sub and 83 GP dash is in great shape because of these and they really help to cut the heat build up in your ride. Do not let the 40 dollar price fool you. These are quality.

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I bought a new Gold Heatshield with a larger opening at the mirror for the lane departure sensor. If anyone is interested in my slightly used Heatshield without the sensor opening, I will sell it for $20 plus shipping. It comes with a storage bag that it rolls into. PM me if interested.

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I just got a $10 one from Walmart, has two parts and folds up into a plate size circle and stores beside the console.

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I bought a new Gold Heatshield with a larger opening at the mirror for the lane departure sensor. If anyone is interested in my slightly used Heatshield without the sensor opening, I will sell it for $20 plus shipping. It comes with a storage bag that it rolls into. PM me if interested.

 

PM sent.

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I purchased this one:

 

http://www.autoanything.com/driving-accessories/60A5833A0A0.aspx

 

Custom fit, nice case for storage. Absolutely no complaints thus far.

I reviewed this one and purchased it last night. The others that were cheaper - when you add the shipping cost, this one was only was only a few dollars more. I like this one better. Thanks for the tip.

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Another vote for HeatShield by Canvasworks. Rolls up easily and will last.

 

https://www.heatshieldstore.com/sun_shades_for/gmc/sierra_w_sensor/2014

 

https://www.heatshieldstore.com/sun_shades_for/gmc/sierra/2013

 

Have five of them for all my new and old rides. My 90 sub and 83 GP dash is in great shape because of these and they really help to cut the heat build up in your ride. Do not let the 40 dollar price fool you. These are quality.

 

I have one of these for both of my cars and they are great.

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