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JacobC1983

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Does anybody have the GM floor liners in their truck and think that the dead pedal part doesn’t fit well? Mine seems to move up and down under my left foot on the dead pedal.  Everywhere else fits excellent. 

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19 hours ago, JacobC1983 said:

Does anybody have the GM floor liners in their truck and think that the dead pedal part doesn’t fit well? Mine seems to move up and down under my left foot on the dead pedal.  Everywhere else fits excellent. 

You must have gotten a warped mat because mine fits Great.

Dr. ice Enthusiast

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Just received my 2019 with the all weather mats. They are far superior to the ones I ordered with my 2015. 

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MadCaddie

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To add to this, I didn't realize when I ordered my AT4, that I got the floor liner.  So I ordered WeatherTech as always, and as of now Im sticking with the GM Mats.  

 

They fit perfect, and cover way more area than the Weathertech.  

 

The only pro with the weather techs is they don't have holes where the stock floor mat clips in, it's solid on top with a clip on the underside.  I can see dirt and salty water seaping through to the carpet over time. 

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1FUNC5 Enthusiast

1FUNC5

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I have the floor liners in my gmc and actually had to remove the rear storage box? Did anyone else experience this?

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z1boss

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2 hours ago, 1FUNC5 said:

I have the floor liners in my gmc and actually had to remove the rear storage box? Did anyone else experience this?

 

There is a way to make both work.  I believe there is a spot to trim them slightly so that the storage box can fit.  A dealer should be able to assist or someone else that has done it themselves.  Mine came like that when I picked it up.

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4 minutes ago, z1boss said:

 

There is a way to make both work.  I believe there is a spot to trim them slightly so that the storage box can fit.  A dealer should be able to assist or someone else that has done it themselves.  Mine came like that when I picked it up.

I called the dealer and one of their guys that does the PDI said he actually took a test on these accessories and they told him in the test you were to remove the box and not reinstall it.I called the dealer and one of their guys that does the PDI said he actually took a test on these accessories and they told him in the test you were to remove the box and not reinstall it.

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I purchased the Husky liners and they fit great. For the back liner I had to remove the storage box under the rear seat to install the liner and then the box just installed right back over the rear edge of the liner. They seemed to design it that way because the lip of the liner flattens out right where the storage box edges cross over. The remainder of the liner lip is up under the storage box holding it in place. No trimming required.

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My GM floor liners fit perfect on the front and dead peddle.  On the rear, had to cut to size to fit with the storage box under the seat.  Cutting was easy enough as there were instructions indicating where to cut on the underside of the rear interlocking mats.

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I replaced my GM floor liners for the front and sent the others back for a refund.  The new set does fit better, nowhere near as much movement under my left foot.  I must have just been shipped a weird set in the beginning.

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8 hours ago, berk4422 said:

My GM floor liners fit perfect on the front and dead peddle.  On the rear, had to cut to size to fit with the storage box under the seat.  Cutting was easy enough as there were instructions indicating where to cut on the underside of the rear interlocking mats.

What is your 6.4 referring to in your signature?  

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