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For those that hate the chrome knobs in the Sierra, American Brothers Design finally released their new knob covers for 2019 models. Also I got 20% with code happyholidays. I’m excited to see how they turn out and will post a photo. They come in the color paint codes for the actual truck colors. Mine is white so I ordered onyx black to try and compliment the black console. I think the discount is only good for one more day. https://www.americanbrotherdesigns.com/GMC_Sierra_Interior_Knob_Kit_p/abd-1444kc.htm

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gemarsh
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Pretty cheap when the factory ones cost me 72k! ?

TRKLGND
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$150 for knob covers?  ?

IdahoElevation
IdahoElevation

They just slide over the existing knob. Fit well. 

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I have the denali carbon pro edition so I went with the carbon fiber color. Website says they are hand painted, so to allow 30 days for shipping. I ordered the 22nd. Hope it doesn't take that long.

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30 minutes ago, IdahoElevation said:

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Nice. Do they add much weight to the knob, as in, giving them a sturdier feel? Could you get a closeup pic of one of them? Just want to compare the onyx/carbon blacks.

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19 minutes ago, IdahoElevation said:

Tough to capture in a photo but they look great. 

Thank you.

 

They do look good with the 2 grooves of Aluminum. I'm not into the glossy blacks and the company didn't have photos of each color, just red. Heres hoping the carbon black will be more of a satin or matte finish.

 

I will reply to your original post when the knobs arrive. 

 

Again, thank you for your time. 

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47 minutes ago, gemarsh said:

Thank you.

 

They do look good with the 2 grooves of Aluminum. I'm not into the glossy blacks and the company didn't have photos of each color, just red. Heres hoping the carbon black will be more of a satin or matte finish.

 

I will reply to your original post when the knobs arrive. 

 

Again, thank you for your time. 

I have a question. Will these fit a Chevy high country’s knobs???   I like the looks of those knobs. The high country’s are just black. Would love to give them a carbon fiber look to match my new trim kit. 

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2 hours ago, TNTSilverado said:

I have a question. Will these fit a Chevy high country’s knobs???   I like the looks of those knobs. The high country’s are just black. Would love to give them a carbon fiber look to match my new trim kit. 

I would say yes, cause the manufacturer says they are for the 19 and up sierra/silverado T1's.

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Do they just literally snap on over the existing knobs, or is there construction involved with putting these on?!

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