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cerbomark Senior Enthusiast

cerbomark

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Here s my update. On my 07 I made the complaint and was waiting like everyone else. I sold the truck and now own a 09 with leather and everyone is still waiting for GM to do something. The 09 s I looked at all had the same side material and the center matieral was different. Everytime the dealer would show me a 09 with cloth, "Not again" was my answer. I can t believe this post is still going on :D

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Outbacker Enthusiast

Outbacker

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Who has the best price on Katskins for the 2008 crew cabs? What does it cost to install?

 

Try this guy:

 

CLINT DRENNEN

DEALER SELECT SERVICES

850-819-0818

[email protected]

 

He had some good prices, and his shipping rates are good. I am in Canada, so obviously I am paying more for shipping and install, but the leather shipped to me was about $700.00, and install was $400.00. Your shipping will be less (being in the US).

 

Cheers.

dannynoonan Enthusiast

dannynoonan

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Ive had my new covers for a couple of weeks. My two cents. Buy yourself the Kats and be done with it.

 

I waited for over a year for a fix. They still collect lint. They had my truck three days. They did a half ass install and a half ass fix. The other dealership in town said it looked like the best they could do as well. The only diff is the center swatch. It only takes about 10 minutes longer to vacuum the old seats. They look nicer, feel nicer and actually fit. Either grin and bear your old covers or go for Kats. The new covers are a joke.

 

Here is my new front seat cover. As you can see it still collects every bit of lint it touches. It also makes cotton balls similar to how my old covers did when they were new. It is a little hard to see in the pics but the side bolsters are covered in that really fine clear lint that seems to come from inside the seat.

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Here is the back seat. The only portion fixed is highlighted. The rest is the same as always.

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Here is a couple of the fit. The whole truck looked like this. They did a second run and cleaned it up a little but it doesn't look at all like a factory truck.

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Hubie151 Enthusiast

Hubie151

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Mine are going in today. I will let you all know how it goes.

 

 

Where can I find this Tsbon the ebony seats, and does it apply to the 07 sierra's? Sorry guys, new to site.

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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Mine are going in today. I will let you all know how it goes.

 

 

Where can I find this Tsbon the ebony seats, and does it apply to the 07 sierra's? Sorry guys, new to site.

 

 

In this thread, if you read it. :nonod:

Hubie151 Enthusiast

Hubie151

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Mine are going in today. I will let you all know how it goes.

 

 

Where can I find this Tsbon the ebony seats, and does it apply to the 07 sierra's? Sorry guys, new to site.

 

 

In this thread, if you read it. :nonod:

 

 

Wow, I can't believe you took the time to type something that useless. Thanks.

NoLuck7 Enthusiast

NoLuck7

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Alright, so I got mine replaced today. I waited about a month for all 16 parts to come in. I didn't realize that the replacement plan was just to install the premium seat option. I hadn't read that anywhere. Oh well, the truck smells new again and at least the middle portions will be fine. I am sure the edges will still collect lint, as it is the exact same material.

 

I dropped my truck off yesterday afternoon and got a call at 2 pm today that it was done. The fit is great. I don't have any issues with them looking as sloppy as previous pics in this post.

 

Good luck to everyone still waiting! :nonod:

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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Mine are going in today. I will let you all know how it goes.

 

 

Where can I find this Tsbon the ebony seats, and does it apply to the 07 sierra's? Sorry guys, new to site.

 

 

In this thread, if you read it. :nonod:

 

 

Wow, I can't believe you took the time to type something that useless. Thanks.

 

 

Well, believe it. The TSB is listed in this thread, just like I said. What's your problem with that? Go search for it just like one of us would have to do to give you the answer.

 

None of us have it memorized, you know? It does apply to '07's though.

LawmanSS Senior Enthusiast

LawmanSS

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Mine are going in today. I will let you all know how it goes.

 

 

Where can I find this Tsbon the ebony seats, and does it apply to the 07 sierra's? Sorry guys, new to site.

 

 

In this thread, if you read it. :nonod:

 

 

Wow, I can't believe you took the time to type something that useless. Thanks.

 

 

:nonod:

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

VMax2007

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Mine are going in today. I will let you all know how it goes.

 

 

Where can I find this Tsbon the ebony seats, and does it apply to the 07 sierra's? Sorry guys, new to site.

 

 

In this thread, if you read it. :nonod:

 

 

Wow, I can't believe you took the time to type something that useless. Thanks.

 

 

Wow, you really are a newb here. :nonod:

yv1650c Enthusiast

yv1650c

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Katzkin Leather interios can sell the covers only? and ship it?

mine is a reg cab gmt900 with ebony... LT, the center console can hold cups and have a box ...

dsmazz Enthusiast

dsmazz

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Katzkin Leather interios can sell the covers only? and ship it?

mine is a reg cab gmt900 with ebony... LT, the center console can hold cups and have a box ...

If your vehicle is less than two model years old, you have to go through a Katzkin dealer to order, unless they've changed that policy.

bubba33 Enthusiast

bubba33

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Did anybody that got the new seat covers also get a new center console? They put a new one in mine and the back part of it is deeper than the orginal.

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