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Elite Series Extra Wide Style Fender Flares; Rear; Textured Black (14-15 Silverado 1500 w/ 6.50-Foot Standard & 8-Foot Long Box)Find parts that fit my vehicle
Item S127831
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Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
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- Steel Construction _x000D_
- Black Textured Finish _x000D_
- Works With Go Rhino Overland Xtreme Rack _x000D_
- Attaches To Either Side Of Rack _x000D_
- All Necessary Hardware Included _x000D_
- Installation Requires No Drilling _x000D_
- Sold In Pairs _x000D_
- Limited 5-Year Warranty _x000D_
- Fits 14-15 Silverado 1500 with 6.50-Foot Standard & 8-Foot Long Box _x000D_
Description
Durable Grab Handles. The Go Rhino XRS Reel Handle Kit provides a pair of sturdy grab handles designed to offer reliable support when mounted to the Go Rhino Overland Xtreme Rack. They serve as versatile accessories that improve ease of accessing cargo and can double as a rope or tow reel. These handles enhance the functionality and utility of your truck rack system.
_x000D_Construction and Appearance. Constructed from steel for strength and durability, these handles feature a black textured powder-coated finish that resists wear and corrosion. The robust build and finish ensure the handles maintain their appearance and performance under demanding conditions.
_x000D_Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling, preserving the integrity of the rack. The kit includes all necessary hardware for a quick and secure mounting process.
_x000D_Warranty. Backed by a limited 5-year warranty, the product guarantees quality craftsmanship and provides peace of mind.
_x000D_Application. Designed to fit the 2014-2015 Silverado 1500 with both 6.50-foot standard and 8-foot long box configurations.
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Tech Specs
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