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PMattras Enthusiast

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I like them and ordered a set for my truck. Thanks for bring this up with the part numbers etc.

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I like them and ordered a set for my truck. Thanks for bring this up with the part numbers etc.

You're very welcome. Mine should be in tomorrow...

Tim Rasmussen Enthusiast

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There is another thread out there that has a TSB # for GM. I talked to my dealership about it and they ordered both pieces for me and are going to call when they arrive.

 

 

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Yes, the 2014 and up have this too!

My 2014 don't have the gravel guard behind the rear wheels. When I first noticed it on some other 2014's, it was about 50/50 on the lots. No rhyme or reason as far as trim level, cab configuration (Ft Wayne, Silao), or build dates. It really ticks me off, because I live 2-1/2 miles off the pavement grid. Yes I have several chips in that area, that the steel could have been at least protected.

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I've noticed on some local dealership lots that some trucks have the lower front corner protectors on and some don't. Didn't check to see if it was a certain trim level that has or doesn't have them.

 

I have full-length running boards so for me no need-probably just trap more dirt & road salt during the winter months.

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Tattooo Senior Enthusiast

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one of the first things I noticed when I picked up my 2016..

Yeah I was happy wen I saw them on my 16 also.....good idea from GM
gr8almty1 Enthusiast

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There is another thread out there that has a TSB # for GM. I talked to my dealership about it and they ordered both pieces for me and are going to call when they arrive.

 

 

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Do you have a TSB #? Are dealers adding it to 14s and 15s upon request?

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