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Are there any companies out there that makes a light mount similar to the one I posted?

 

looking for something for my 2017 sierra 1500 Denali 

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I had a front bumper mounted light bar from ZRoadz on my 2017 Silverado.  It was easy to install and worked great.

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2 minutes ago, superdave160 said:

I had a front bumper mounted light bar from ZRoadz on my 2017 Silverado.  It was easy to install and worked great.

Do you have a link or pictures of it?

 

thanks!

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On 6/8/2025 at 9:13 AM, dell_jake said:

Do you have a link or pictures of it?

 

thanks!

This is the website for the kit that I purchased.  The picture below is my truck.
https://zroadz.com/i-23909934-2016-2018-chevrolet-silverado-1500-front-bumper-top-led-kit-with-1-30-inch-led-straight-double-row-light-bar-pn-z322082-kit.html

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16 hours ago, dell_jake said:

Okay sweet. I’ll check into that. Thank you! 

I just noticed that your truck is a 2021.  I don't know if they have front bumper light mounts for the new style Chevy/GMC trucks.  I now have a 2025 2500 and I've been looking for bumper mounted light bar mounts for it and they don't appear to have them yet.

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4 minutes ago, superdave160 said:

I just noticed that your truck is a 2021.  I don't know if they have front bumper light mounts for the new style Chevy/GMC trucks.  I now have a 2025 2500 and I've been looking for bumper mounted light bar mounts for it and they don't appear to have them yet.

My truck is a 2017 gmc sierra 1500 Denali crew cab short bed 6.2. I haven’t found much out there for mine either. The link you sent said it will only work with the 16-17 Silverado. Which I know they’re basically the same. I might just get em and try em. 

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