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2020 Carbon Pro AT4


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1 hour ago, Dali555 said:

Same here, love my off-road steps that I was lent “looking” for but they came with my AT4. Just put some 3M grip tape on them yesterday.

Grip tape is a good idea. The funny part about these steps is when rocks hit them. They are loud with that top metal plate! I'll be putting the larger splash guards on this week or so, see if that reduces the rock clang.

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Added Black AT4 emblems all around and black exhaust tips since my original post 

 

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We just bought the 2020 GMC 1500 AT4 in May. This is the first truck that I've seen that I really love. The pictures on this forum are great. I may post some of my own pictures. I've read a bit about issues with bed covers and my truck came with one installed. Unfortunately, it was not a proper cover for the carbon Pro bed and the dealer / installer cut jagged holes in the bed to force the installation. Now, I'm trying to find out how to get the bed fixed and what I'm finding is that the entire bed needs to be replaced. Has anyone else had issues like this? 

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On 3/6/2020 at 5:43 AM, 6sigma said:

I think all the CarbonPros are built in Ft Wayne. The carbon bed supplier is located right outside Ft Wayne in Huntington, Indiana. This C&D article says a little more about it.  My truck has been great so far - no quality issues yet. I like the idea that the truck is built in my home state. 

Doubt it, since 2020, all the Sierra sold here (in Tijuana) are Mexican-made and I've seen a few CarbonPros with nacional plates.

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We just bought the 2020 GMC 1500 AT4 in May. This is the first truck that I've seen that I really love. The pictures on this forum are great. I may post some of my own pictures. I've read a bit about issues with bed covers and my truck came with one installed. Unfortunately, it was not a proper cover for the carbon Pro bed and the dealer / installer cut jagged holes in the bed to force the installation. Now, I'm trying to find out how to get the bed fixed and what I'm finding is that the entire bed needs to be replaced. Has anyone else had issues like this? 
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Oh hell naw! The dealer cut holes in a carbon bed? I'd have them replace for sure!
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That seems to be a big problem for some reason unknown to me. The dealers (2 in my area) don't seem to know anything about the Carbon Fiber bed. If they did, perhaps this would not have happened. They also don't seem to think it can be repaired / replaced. Again, they don't know anything about the Carbon fiber bed and apparently haven't been trained. They are telling me that it will be less expensive to replace the truck. It makes you wonder what would happen in an accident where the bed was damaged. Hopefully, this will get resolved but, it has been 6 weeks now. To the uninformed or untrained, the bed looks like a plastic bed cover. The other problem is that it is not clearly stated anywhere that the Carbon Pro bed doesn't support industry standard GMC 1500 bed accessories. 

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Got some 35's put on to replace my loud, out of balance Duratracs. Found a guy that said he put 285/75R18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers (35.1") on a 19' AT4 with zero trimming....

not the case for me. I've got a little rub on the mud flaps but should be easy to fix. 

 

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I didn't really want to do the carbon fiber box when I got mine. Aside from it costing an extra 5 grand, sure you lose 60 lbs that should help with mileage, but you also lose that extra weight that you need in the winter time to let the tires dig down through the snow to grab some solid ground.

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