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Hi guys. I own a 2019 Sierra AT4. My dilemma is the optional factory 'assist steps' (#84630474) I've seen on AT4's later than mine...mostly on 21's and above. Pretty sure I've seen them on a 2020 AT4 as well. Will they fit a '19? Everywhere I ask people tell me they're "pretty sure" they'll fit but I'd like to know for certain as most places offer no refund, so I'd be stuck with them. Some fitment charts say they won't fit. My guess is that they do, but weren't even an option until 2020 and kicking me a "won't fit" because of this. Much appreciation in advance.

 

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I don't either. They are pretty sharp looking IMO I'm surprised nobody has tried this before. $1k  is hard to drop on a chance (however slight) they won't work. Thanks for the reply.

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I have these on my Silverado and people ask me all the time where i got them from. I bought mine at a Chevy dealer and got the ones for the extended cab but I have a double cab so they exchanged them with no problems or questions asked. Buy them from a dealer and not mail order and you should have no problems if they don't fit.

swathdiver Senior Enthusiast

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Same generation, no changes to the underside, should bolt right up.

 

My wife and I like wide steps, we're getting old!  

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17 hours ago, wrexx said:

I don't either. They are pretty sharp looking IMO I'm surprised nobody has tried this before. $1k  is hard to drop on a chance (however slight) they won't work. Thanks for the reply.

 

 

This guy got them for his 2020 which is also listed as not compatible.

 

 

GETGONE Enthusiast

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No idea why they say not compatible unless it's because GM didn't bother to go back and bolt them on to older trucks. The cabs are the same for the T1's and all the threaded inserts are already in the cab floor. You just have to pop the plastic plugs off the ones you need to use and thread the bolts into them to bolt the brackets up. I wanted a set of those steps until I saw the price! I went with a $260 set that tuck up high but have drop down bars to protect the body. They're aluminum so they're light as well.

wrexx Enthusiast

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Thanks for the info guys. I think the collective thought in the thread is that there's no reason why they shouldn't. I will most likely get a set but be on the lookout to score some a little cheaper. 

GETGONE Enthusiast

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The only thing I thought of is if your truck is a diesel. I know the DEF tank is on the driver side and I saw something about different brackets for the diesel.

Big_Kahuna Enthusiast

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I was at the dealership this morning and there was one at4 on the lot with those wide steps and they look better than I thought on the truck not bad at al all, I might keep mine after all 

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wrexx Enthusiast

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Ok so if anyone reads this my question has been answered. They do fit. I have a pair on my 2019 Sierra AT4. Bolted up no problem. 

ajs800 Enthusiast

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I removed the wide style on my '20 AT4 and installed the factory "high clearance" steps posted above with no issue.  I picked them up for $300 locally removed from a brand new at4.  

4banger Enthusiast

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be the guinea pig man, 98%+ they will work and you'll sell em real easy if not as there's nothing better, I've now seen mine in snow, mud, combined frozen etc. and they are awesome, the grippy stuff and how solid these are, combined with their fitment to body and clearance makes them in a different league and worth the money imo, they happen to look incredible too, they aren't lightweight, I'd have to guess 25-30 lbs a side, quality stuff, best side step I've seen outside of some custom aluminum extruded grip strut type steps I've seen on oilfield trucks, anything works if there's no snow/mud etc. but most are slippery hazards in that stuff, these can play for real work, and don't forget they are there when jumping out, that grip stuff can give good road rash to the back of your calf, it's a self trainer and you learn the lesson just after you put them on 😉

 

also, there's multiple locations on the board for the 3 brackets to move to, to align with different trucks frame points etc., so they designed them to fit several trucks

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GETGONE Enthusiast

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3 hours ago, 4banger said:

also, there's multiple locations on the board for the 3 brackets to move to, to align with different trucks frame points etc., so they designed them to fit several trucks

Frame points? Do these actually bolt to the frame and not the underside of the cab?

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