2014 Aftermarket Accessories

BringTheRain403 · December 30, 2013

I have a question for all of you who have seen them in person. Would you recommend the Du Ha Underseat Storage Bin or the Husky Liner Underseat Storage Bin? Which one seems more heavy duty?Any pitures of them installed in your vehicles? Thanks!

MotoMedic · December 31, 2013

Installed my Power Tailgate Lock today... it's pretty sweet!

How-to posted: http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/156468-power-tailgate-lock-k2-sierrasilverado/

BringTheRain403 · January 2, 2014

oops

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Aaron1085 · January 3, 2014

I have both the weather tech laser cut rear liner and the Du-Ha undersea storage. Mn edification required. Just install them both per instructions provided. It does make taking the rear liner out for cleaning a little tricky but no big deal.

How is the storage box held in place? I don't like that the GM one has bolts and brackets; not easy to slide out when I throw the dog in the back with the seats up....

Swazimoto · January 3, 2014

The du-ha comes with two washers and nuts that go over the existing seat bolts. there is a nylon strap that loops over the washer. Very easy to take in and out.

BringTheRain403 · January 3, 2014

Literally took me 5 minutes to install last night during a snow storm lol

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MotoMedic · January 3, 2014

How is the storage box held in place? I don't like that the GM one has bolts and brackets; not easy to slide out when I throw the dog in the back with the seats up....

Go to Lowe's and buy two of there to replace factory bolts for quick & easy removal.

BringTheRain403 · January 4, 2014

This is how the du-ha is held place...

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Aaron1085 · January 4, 2014

Sorry, trying to figure out the angle. Is it easy to remove? I can get the OEM one for $154 however want an easy in and out as stated.

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chuckl1218 · January 4, 2014

Installed the OEM unit in my Double Cab today (crew cab mounts the same way according to the instructions). An observation for your situation is that the OEM unit uses metal brackets that attach to the seat bolts and then to the unit with screws into the brackets. Even if you replace the supplied torx screws with easier cap screws, the metal brackets might be an issue. For me, the OEM's brackets make it very secure. But in your situation, the straps might be better. Just a thought.