In channel vent visors

[mcccop_04]

Hey guys just picked up a 18 LT Z71 double cab, with the chevy rewards i was able to get a voucher for gm accessories. I wanted to pick up some window visors from them, the parts counter is telling me my only option through them is the EGR branded ones. I looked on the GMC side and they show LUND ones available for the 18 Sierra, but the parts counter is saying they will not fit my truck. Can anyone confirm if GM part number 19302685 will work on this truck?

[Crstfr]

i got the AVS... couldn't be happier.. .but i'm in a 16... so i'm no help

[Ozer]

Not sure about your question but i seen the low profile in-channel ones, they fit flush to the window vs traditional ones.

What brand are those anyone know? They almost look flat. Should look into those, looks way better.

[Penguin VII]

Assuming the year is the same I don't think there is any difference in the cab between the GMC and Chevy. I'm pretty sure the cabs are the same across all the 1500-3500 GMs.

[DougFL]

8 minutes ago, Penguin VII said:

Assuming the year is the same I don't think there is any difference in the cab between the GMC and Chevy. I'm pretty sure the cabs are the same across all the 1500-3500 GMs.

I agree.  I had a set of in-channel visors on my 2016 Silverado and sold them to my neighbor who has a 2018 Sierra SLT and they fit fine.

[mcccop_04]

That's the answer I'm looking for. Next to each other the Silverado and Sierra seems to be the same can setup. Thanks guys

[BigBlueLB756]

Lund and Auto Vent Shade are corporate "brothers", so the products may interchange.

One hint on any brand of in-channel visors:  replace the factory "sticky tape" with 3M molding /weatherstripping double-sided tape, clean the truck's window moldings where they are to contact the visors REALLY well with alcohol (90% rather than 70% because of glycerin content), and bevel the edges of the visors where they contact the glass.  Install the visors and shim between glass and visor for a FIRM contact.  Leave 'the windows up for a good 24 hrs. or longer, and you might end up with a trouble-free installation.