Here is another stupid Question. The truck pictured here looks like mine http://www.amazon.com/Silverado-Stainless-Running-Mounting-Bracket/dp/B009FNX I am thinking that mine is a 1500 but if I put that in for test for fit it says it will not fit my truck. If I put in 2500HD it says it will fit. How do I tell which mine is? It is a Z71 the suicide doors in back. It is not 4 wheel drive. I do have the window sticker at home but I am not sure if that info is listed on it or not. It would seem like the type of suspension would not have any thing to do with how the brackets line up for the step rails but I Guess it must. If I look up the Model number which is C10753 I come to an add for a truck which says it is a 1500. Not sure why they make this so complicated.I guess the last part of this question is are all Silverado C10753's 1500's? Here is another stupid Question. The truck pictured here looks like mine http://www.amazon.com/Silverado-Stai... » Read More Here is another stupid Question. The truck pictured here looks like mine http://www.amazon.com/Silverado-Stainless-Running-Mounting-Bracket/dp/B009FNX I am thinking that mine is a 1500 but if I put that in for test for fit it says it will not fit my truck. If I put in 2500HD it says it will fit. How do I tell which mine is? It is a Z71 the suicide doors in back. It is not 4 wheel drive. I do have the window sticker at home but I am not sure if that info is listed on it or not. It would seem like the type of suspension would not have any thing to do with how the brackets line up for the step rails but I Guess it must. If I look up the Model number which is C10753 I come to an add for a truck which says it is a 1500. Not sure why they make this so complicated.I guess the last part of this question is are all Silverado C10753's 1500's? « Show Less
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by the looks of the picture it looks like the 1500 series. our truck is 4 wheel drive and extended cab. it fit ours. if not any help try extended crew cab.
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Mine is a 2007 Silverado 1500 which has the same cab as yours, 6.5 foot bed and the directory at Amazon pointed to a fit for that pickup in regards of the installation
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Z71 and suspension doesn't matter. I got the running boards for a 2008 silverado ext cab. Great fit! As long as your. Vehicle falls in the year, make and model of the manufactures recommendation, you should be fine.
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I bought these a couple months ago for my 2013 ext cab 1500 Z71 with 4wd...they fit perfectly and installation was pretty easy if you are a do it yourself kind of guy...just be sure to remove the body mount bolts by hand using a breaker bar, that threadlocker the factory uses is pretty strong stuff so don't use an impact wrench...I used red loctite on the bolts when I put them back in and re-torqued them to 60 ft lbs...no rattles or squeaks so far...the only complaint I have with these bars is that even though they were packaged pretty well I had two very small almost indiscernible dents in them, but for the price and ease of installation I'm pretty happy with them...hope that helps!! I bought these a couple months ago for my 2013 ext cab 1500 Z71 with 4wd...they fit perfectly and installation was pretty easy if you are a do it yourself kind of guy...just be sure to remove the body mount bolts by hand using a breaker bar, that threadlocker the factory uses is pretty strong stuff so don't use an impact wrench...I used red loctite on the bolts when I put them back in and re-torqued them to 60 ft lbs...no rattles or squeaks so far...the only complaint I have with these bars is that even though they were packaged pretty well I had two very small almost indiscernible dents in... » Read More I bought these a couple months ago for my 2013 ext cab 1500 Z71 with 4wd...they fit perfectly and installation was pretty easy if you are a do it yourself kind of guy...just be sure to remove the body mount bolts by hand using a breaker bar, that threadlocker the factory uses is pretty strong stuff so don't use an impact wrench...I used red loctite on the bolts when I put them back in and re-torqued them to 60 ft lbs...no rattles or squeaks so far...the only complaint I have with these bars is that even though they were packaged pretty well I had two very small almost indiscernible dents in them, but for the price and ease of installation I'm pretty happy with them...hope that helps!! « Show Less
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What it seems is, that it is picking up on the Z71 model and thinking it is a 4x4. There is a difference maybe because of the transfer case for the four wheel drive. I also think your truck because being a Z71 just means it has more options than a regular Silverado like maybe a bigger engine. You might have a 5.7 instead of a 5.3 liter engine. But it should fit
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No Curtis, My GMC came with the stock 17" tires and it looks fine, some of the research says you can just use the front leveling parts with no need to install the rear, I installed both and it looks like a 2500 as opposed to a 1500, very happy
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What's the year I had a 2006 Chevy Silverado it was a perfect fit for mine when I ordered just make it fits your vehicle if it asks more details give it make sure that's one you what it should be fine mine was hope this helps
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They base the fitment on the year and model of your truck so even though the heading say it will fit a silverado 2500 it may not fit your specific year of truck.
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I do not know of any changes in the rest of the truck from the 02-05 models to the 06-08 models. The changes were the new facial in front, and some differences in the suspension, primarily front. So this should fit. I put on similar to this on an 07, but a different manufacturer, but there was not difference from what I noted. It is a nice and easy install and upgrade for a 1500 without a preinstalled hitch. It os also the correct rating for these years of 1500. The max towing weight is right at 8000 lbs, but you can verify that with your owners manual or reseaching towing capacity for the 06. Hope this helps. I do not know of any changes in the rest of the truck from the 02-05 models to the 06-08 models. The changes were the new facial in front, and some differences in the suspension, primarily front. So this should fit. I put on similar to this on an 07, but a different manufacturer, but there was not difference from what I noted. It is a nice and easy install and upgrade for a 1500 without a preinstalled hitch. It os also the correct rating for these years of 1500. The max towing weight is right at 8000 lbs, but you can verify that with your owners manual or reseaching towing capacity for the... » Read More I do not know of any changes in the rest of the truck from the 02-05 models to the 06-08 models. The changes were the new facial in front, and some differences in the suspension, primarily front. So this should fit. I put on similar to this on an 07, but a different manufacturer, but there was not difference from what I noted. It is a nice and easy install and upgrade for a 1500 without a preinstalled hitch. It os also the correct rating for these years of 1500. The max towing weight is right at 8000 lbs, but you can verify that with your owners manual or reseaching towing capacity for the 06. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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To add to the previous answer, I recommend adding bed rail covers for a prefect fit. Cover added to 07 Silverado without bed rails covers and 09 Sierra with factory bed rail covers. Purchased same cover for both. Much better fit with bed rail cover.
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It fit my 2004 GMC Silverado 1500. My original mirrors were heated. I'm okay with the people behind me not seeing my mirrors blink. I'm just glad they fit and I can now see! Because yours it a 4x4, they might be bigger but I'm not sure. Check their return policy and see if you can return them without a problem if they don't fit. They were delivered to me extremely fast. Good luck!
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I have a 2015 Chevy 1500 Silverado Z71 crew cab and mine fit perfect and look great. More than that the bars don't stick out so far you bang you're ankles on them. I think they are outstanding!
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The listing pictures must be stock photos and not specific to the model. I ordered on for mid-size truck and it did not come with forward most cross bar. It lists this in the material list and shows it on the box, however it was not there. I found out that only the "FULL SIZE" rack comes with this bar. I made one and it works fine...I do like the product and it was easy to install. I like the aluminum construction because I live and work the Gulf Coast with salty air and rust is an issue with steel. I would call customer service to be sure you are getting what you SEE with the model you are ordering.Overall....satisfied. The listing pictures must be stock photos and not specific to the model. I ordered on for mid-size truck and it did not come with forward most cross bar. It lists this in the material list and shows it on the box, however it was not there. I found out that only the "FULL SIZE" rack comes with this bar. I made one and it works fine...I do like the product and it was easy to install. I like the aluminum construction because I live and work the Gulf Coast with salty air and rust is an issue with steel. I would call customer service to be sure you are getting what you SEE with... » Read More The listing pictures must be stock photos and not specific to the model. I ordered on for mid-size truck and it did not come with forward most cross bar. It lists this in the material list and shows it on the box, however it was not there. I found out that only the "FULL SIZE" rack comes with this bar. I made one and it works fine...I do like the product and it was easy to install. I like the aluminum construction because I live and work the Gulf Coast with salty air and rust is an issue with steel. I would call customer service to be sure you are getting what you SEE with the model you are ordering.Overall....satisfied. « Show Less
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These flares are installed on my 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. They average about 8 inches out from the wheel wells. They do not cover the factory bevel of the pickup body style side. They look really good and give the truck a different "mean" look!! I have had Bushwhacker Flairs on a 1990 Toyota since about 1995 and they are still holding up very well. I think you won't go wrong with these Bushwhackers. One thought for the do-iy-yourselfers: they are much easier to install with 2 people. You can do it yourself but it will take a lot longer and some extra tools to hold them in position while you mount them!! These flares are installed on my 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. They average about 8 inches out from the wheel wells. They do not cover the factory bevel of the pickup body style side. They look really good and give the truck a different "mean" look!! I have had Bushwhacker Flairs on a 1990 Toyota since about 1995 and they are still holding up very well. I think you won't go wrong with these Bushwhackers. One thought for the do-iy-yourselfers: they are much easier to install with 2 people. You can do it yourself but it will take a lot longer and some extra tools to hold them in... » Read More These flares are installed on my 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD. They average about 8 inches out from the wheel wells. They do not cover the factory bevel of the pickup body style side. They look really good and give the truck a different "mean" look!! I have had Bushwhacker Flairs on a 1990 Toyota since about 1995 and they are still holding up very well. I think you won't go wrong with these Bushwhackers. One thought for the do-iy-yourselfers: they are much easier to install with 2 people. You can do it yourself but it will take a lot longer and some extra tools to hold them in position while you mount them!! « Show Less
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Your best off contacting Bak (check out their site). They do seem to make a distinction between the 1500 trucks and the heavy duty ones on their application guide.
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I've got an 08 silverado. Fits great. You can dry fit them before you stick them on. Just make sure you have it on the right door. Each one is labeled.
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At the top of the amazon page, there should be a search line below the main search that asks for the year, make & model of your truck. Fill that out and search for the item again. If it will fit, there should be a light green message saying it'll fit or a red message telling you this item will not fit this vehicle.
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The best answer is to contact the manufacturer. I contacted them and they got right back to me with the correct size, and it fits perfect. Sorry I can't give you a definite, I have a Chevy Silverado.
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Hello,Those wheels are available, and should bolt right on to your 1995 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. You may need a lift or level to run this setup.I have spoken with the manufacturer, and these wheels have a lip depth of 2.19". Also, you would need spline lugs to fit these wheels properly.Feel free to purchase this item, if interested.Thanks,LucasWheel Specialist
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Silverado trucks are made by Chevrolet, which is an American car maker, but this item is made for FOREIGN CARS, so my guess is that it would not fit. In fact, they did not even fit my old Japanese car because it's an old car, maybe if I had a newer model Japanese car it would have fit. If my memory serves me correctly, they may sell similar ones that are made for American cars. Try finding in the Internet the company that makes this item: "Cruiser Accessories" and find out from them which locking fasteners would fit your American truck, and tell them what model year your truck is. Good luck.
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Providing your truck has the standard bed rails then yes it should fit. If you have anything on top of the rails like the edge has then it will not fit. Or if youccan not get to thr under side of the rails brcause of a plastic bed liner then again won't fit . The brackets are kindvof likr a "C" clamp stykr. There is a hook that connects to the brace( the up right piece) and then a bolt tightens under the rail.Hope this helps. If you have anymore questions please feel free to ask. . Or if you need dome pictures of the design let me know.