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2016 GMC Sierra Grill Inserts for Base, SLE, SLT & Terrain

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I finally found a nice grill insert for my Base 2016 GMC truck which I ordered on 6/16/2016. I like the mesh protection and went with the round hole black aluminum grill insert. The stainless steel inserts also seem to be nice as well. Truck Accessories Canada seem to be the lowest price on these items. Note (5%) discount code on second site. They are clip on without any drilling.

 

https://www.canadatruckaccessories.com/shopping/lwysearch.php

 

https://www.truckaccessoriescanada.com/cl48-2072-cloud-rider-round-hole-black-aluminum-grill-insert-2016-gmc-sierra-1500-base-sle.html

 

http://www.cloud-rider.com/market/index/page/grills

 

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first link is wrong

You have to add in your vehicle information (top section - in "search products" - leave key word blank) and go to grill inserts/round etc. Some reason it will not lock in place when I copy the website. This site gives you the different kind of inserts. Maybe someone knows how to lock it in to make it correct on one click.

 

I "copied" the pages with the different product numbers for review: See sites below for further information. You have to go to the page (directly) on the Internet to click and review (photos etc) the different items.

 

https://www.canadatruckaccessories.com/shopping/lwysearch.php

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