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CamGTP Senior Enthusiast

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They look just like the Rough Country Pocket Fender Flares but without the rivet holes.

TxTruckMan Senior Enthusiast

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On 12/24/2021 at 3:02 PM, Jdbsr said:

Those are factory body colored. It is a factory option. 

No they're not.  The factory ones don't stick out that far and they stop at the mud flaps.  The ones in that picture cover the mud flaps. 

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Transient Senior Enthusiast

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10 hours ago, TxTruckMan said:

No they're not.  The factory ones don't stick out that far and they stop at the mud flaps.  The ones in that picture cover the mud flaps. 

Might want to take a gander over at accessories.gmc.com 

Z45 Senior Enthusiast

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The look a lot like these GMC Accessory only painted to match.

Rugged Look Fender Flare Set by EGR in Black - Associated Accessories

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TxTruckMan Senior Enthusiast

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On 1/1/2022 at 3:15 AM, Transient said:

Might want to take a gander over at accessories.gmc.com 

They might be an accessory, but they're not the factory painted ones.  I have factory painted ones and they're not the same.

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Transient Senior Enthusiast

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5 hours ago, TxTruckMan said:

They might be an accessory, but they're not the factory painted ones.  I have factory painted ones and they're not the same.

That's a flawed logic given that a lot of things you could order from the factory are actually installed at the dealerships.  Floormats and OE wheels are a perfect example.  Tonneau covers, bed liners, nerf bars, trailer tire sensors, bed tiedown hooks, so on and so forth.  Just because it's also listed on a GM Accessories website doesn't mean it's only a dealership option.  And, at the end of the day, does it really matter when it's GM that supplies it?  Splitting hairs here, aren't we?

 

Edit:  Just wanted to add that often times there is a difference between getting it directly from the supplier and getting it through GM.  For example, the 40" led lightbar on GM Accessories.  Baja Designs is the supplier.  Get it through Baja Designs and it's a 3 wire weatherpack connector because of amber colored auxiliary lights in the lightbar.  Get it through GM Accessories and it's a 2 wire weatherpack connector because the lightbar doesn't have the amber auxiliary lights. 

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redwngr Senior Enthusiast

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And a quick check at GM accessories shows

 

 

Accessories has 3 fender flare versions.

 

AFAIK, the 'factory order' (and associated pricing) only offered the smooth version (and yes they were dealer install)

SF6   LPO, Body color wheel arch moldings, (dealer-installed)
1 - Requires exterior paint (GAN) Quicksilver Metallic, (GAZ) Summit White, (G1W) White Frost Tricot, (GJI) Dark Sky Metallic, (GSK) Cayenne Red Tintcoat or (GBA) Onyx Black. Not available with (PDH) GMC Interior Protection Package, LPO or (VQK) Front and Rear Molded Splash Guards, LPO.

 

 

I think these are the coloured / smooth ones that can be factory ordered -- available in several colours.

Front and Rear Fender Flare Set in Quicksilver

 

 

 

 

 

These are available in accessories

Called 'rugged look'  -- seem to be black only

Rugged Look Fender Flare Set by EGR in Black - Associated Accessories
Rugged Look Fender Flare Set by EGR in Black - Associated Accessories

 

 

Also by EGR, 

These are 'bolt on look'

Bolt-On Look by EGR in Black - Associated Accessories

TNTSierra Senior Enthusiast

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Those EGR “bolt on”, look hideous!  Yuck. I prefer the color matched first ones that resemble the ones on the Denali’s from factory.  

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