What did you do to your 21+ T1XX today?

[Saltydog]

Just had ceramic tint install all window, 70% on the windshield and 30% on the rest. Very happy with the results.

Just order some all-weather mates that should be here next week.

 

[SSGUNNER]

Installed the GM integrated cargo liner and 1st & 2nd row all weather liners.
Pretty happy with the front liners but the cargo one the 3m crap it brings doesn’t hold up. Just like I’ve seen others say about it I will use more double sided tape.

 

[wendal]

Heard from my dealer that my truck now EXISTS! was built Monday, 6/28! Anway, a question:

Has anyone used these floor mats? Only 3 reviews, but they're all 5 star:

Amazon.com

 

[tomgilk]

I got the Chevy ones, love them.

 

[wendal]

Installed my new Husky liner for 3rd row and rearward. Fits like a glove and exactly what I wanted…

What do you do when you put the 3rd row up? is the mat attached?

 

[Stbentoak]

No its not, but we usually know when we are going to need the 3rd row and I just chuck it out in the garage. I have a dedicated 3rd row mat underneath it that stays in permanently. I don't really like the attaching of backs to the 3rd row seats. Too many times when you have a pretty heavy object to slide in or around in the back, it will catch an edge going in, or want to curl and peel it up coming out. A one piece mat solves this issue. Also if I'm hauling some thing like mulch, its just another crack for junk to fall thru and be a pain to clean out. Personally, for me, one piece is the only way to go....

Also those floor mat liners you mentioned above look good, but I only use "Liner" mats in the winter, I Just like the look and feel of carpeted mats in all but the worst seasons. Plastic liner mats make it look a little to "Trucky" for me and not as upscale....My opinion only.... I Used Lloyds custom deep carpet mats for my people areas...

 

[Shrubs2K2]

Picked it up yesterday from a week at the Spa. Full frontal PPF (Hood, front fenders, Side mirrors, and all painted surfaces on the front), plus IGL ceramic coating.

 

[wendal]

No its not, but we usually know when we are going to need the 3rd row and I just chuck it out in the garage. I have a dedicated 3rd row mat underneath it that stays in permanently. I don't really like the attaching of backs to the 3rd row seats. Too many times when you have a pretty heavy object to slide in or around in the back, it will catch an edge going in, or want to curl and peel it up coming out. A one piece mat solves this issue. Also if I'm hauling some thing like mulch, its just another crack for junk to fall thru and be a pain to clean out. Personally, for me, one piece is the only way to go....

Also those floor mat liners you mentioned above look good, but I only use "Liner" mats in the winter, I Just like the look and feel of carpeted mats in all but the worst seasons. Plastic liner mats make it look a little to "Trucky" for me and not as upscale....My opinion only.... I Used Lloyds custom deep carpet mats for my people areas...

I agree, carpet in the summer is a good thing. except when you're road tripping to the beach. Sand everywhere...

 

[BNKACCT]

wheels have landed, rough country kit is here and guy smoking the front and rear marker lights as we speak. Nitto 33's will be here tomorrow, then off to 4whl parts!

 

[Kevz1088]

Installed the crossbars and new Thule box that I bought off the official Chevrolet accessories website in December when they had the 25% off msrp for all accessories. Now ready for vacation!