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Good morning all.  So I figured everybody has heard about most models (except high end versions) will not be getting the heated front seats and steering wheel options.  A little bummed about that since I live in Northern Maine, it gets cold, and is actually snowing right now.

 

Anybody every try aftermarket seats?  Katzkin?  Other options?  Really not happy about not getting this option for the price that I am paying for the truck.  

 

Thoughts?

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On 11/15/2021 at 8:31 AM, Cheekster96 said:

Good morning all.  So I figured everybody has heard about most models (except high end versions) will not be getting the heated front seats and steering wheel options.  A little bummed about that since I live in Northern Maine, it gets cold, and is actually snowing right now.

 

Anybody every try aftermarket seats?  Katzkin?  Other options?  Really not happy about not getting this option for the price that I am paying for the truck.  

 

Thoughts?

 

I believe Katzkin only "upgrades" your existing seats, AKA with a different outer appearance.  I don't think they offer an actual aftermarket alternative for our trucks.

 

Maybe try reaching out to Harness Dr and see if you are able to retrofit OE heated seats/wheel in to a model that doesn't have it 

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Thanks Steve.

I think I read that GM will offer the heated seats and install once parts become available.  Who knows when that will be.  Still waiting on delivery of my truck.

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