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2017 gmc sierra slt z71 4x4 20 inch wheels all standard no modifications. Rear wheels house area with standard carpet like liners.

 

Is there a plastic liner or carpet like liner I can buy that will cover the Truck frame and 2 large frame holes? I want to keep my existing carpet like wheel house liner just need something to cover the frame section. In my opinion this is the ugliest part of my truck.(

 

in pics its dirt not rust)

 

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Yes you can get them:

 

-- GM sells official ones (check with your dealer)

-- Husky

-- WeatherTech

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Welcome to this forum! I am interested to see pictures of these liners when you find them. Personally, I prefer the truck look peeping through around the wheels!

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2017 gmc sierra slt z71 4x4 20 inch wheels all standard no modifications. Rear wheels house area with standard carpet like liners.

 

Is there a plastic liner or carpet like liner I can buy that will cover the Truck frame and 2 large frame holes? I want to keep my existing carpet like wheel house liner just need something to cover the frame section. In my opinion this is the ugliest part of my truck.(

 

in pics its dirt not rust)

 

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I have searched but there is nothing like the GM carpet liners to go down past frame rails. Husky has a plastic wheel liner that goes down past the frame. I had the frame plugs but removed them because they hold water behind and the wax coating started peeling off around the opening.

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Other than aesthetics, what's the benefit of this?

 

Your right its just for looks. I believe gmc does not cover the frame because it may interfere with some 5th wheel install kits but I'm not sure.

 

husky liners rear well guards Item# 79031

​In huskys pdf install guide it shows you how to remove carpet liners. lol

https://www.huskyliners.com/Wheel-Well-Guards-Wheel-Well-Liners/2017/gmc/sierra-1500

 

i'm not sure what ill do. I may try to find the same type carpet to cut and/or shape to cover the frame area since I like the carpet type material so much. I have plenty of screw in points to attach.

 

Does the 2017 1500 denali look the same?

 

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The GM ones are on both the GMC and Chevy Accessories sites. There are 2 part numbers listed:

 

84154469 (MSRP $120)

84154470 (MSRP $120)

 

They both are listed as fitting 2014-2017 1500-3500 SRW models. They both have a lip that extends down over the frame rail.

I don't know what the difference between the 2 part numbers is but your dealer should be able to tell you.

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