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Well it looks like GM has added the Wheelhouse liners on thier site again I wonder if they have them this time or if they just screwed up on the website again heres the link

http://www.gmaccessorieszone.com/index.php...x_gmshopb2b_pi1[division_name]=Chevrolet&tx_gmshopb2b_pi1[vehicle_name]=Silverado&tx_gmshopb2b_pi1[year]=2008&tx_gmshopb2b_pi1[sub_product_group]=Wheel%20House%20Liner&tx_gmshopb2b_pi1[type]=gm

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Wheel House Liner

This black wheel liner protects the rear wheel house of your vehicle from rocks, dirt, debris, and weather elements.

 

 

* See below for important wheel and tire information.

 

 

 

 

 

Rear 19166676 $99.00

 

Required and optional accessory equipment may vary depending on your vehicle. Prices shown are suggested manufacturer's retail price, not including applicable vehicle calibration, balancing, installation or taxes. Dealer final prices may vary. See your dealer for details.

 

Important Consumer Information Regarding GM Accessories Larger-Size Wheels and Tire Combinations.

 

GM Accessory wheel and tire systems are designed as a system and must be used as such. See above for validated tire/wheel combinations for your specific vehicle application. Larger-size wheel and tire systems may require a new spare tire.

 

If you add wheels or tires that are a different size than your original equipment wheels and tires, this may affect the way your vehicle performs, including its braking, ride and handling characteristics, stability, [and] resistance to rollover, tire tread wear rate, fuel economy and tire traction (on wet, dry, snow covered and icy roads). Additionally, if your vehicle has electronic systems such as, anti-lock brakes, traction control, and electronic stability control, the performance of these systems can be affected. These changes in vehicle performance are not covered by the GM New-Vehicle Limited Warranty.

 

Also, generally, tire chains cannot be used due to lack of clearance to the wheelhouse. [For trucks only:] Trucks equipped with accessory wheel/tire assemblies will not be compatible for use with snowplow equipment

 

 

 

 

 

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I really hope they've finally got them. I tried ordering them in August only to eventually end up with a cancelled order. I tried again on 9/18 and my order is still listed as "in process."

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