Get the bed sprayed, the paint is like tissue paper on these trucks...unless you never put anything in the bed.
Does this have to be $750? By what I read the GM floor liners are best. Seems like you can do better aftermarket on other items. I pulled my GM mud flaps off for Weathertech and would do the same again. From what I read the wheel well flares just fall off and/or promote rust. The money would probably be better spent having the dealer add a bead of seam sealer in the joint between the rear wheel well and body panel. Small rocks/gravel can be caught in this area and cause issues.
Make sure the mats are the premium all weather mats at ~$190. Mats & extender for ~$250 seems too cheap.No but that’s kind of what I️ am aiming for. My dad said and did the same thing with the mud flaps on his Sierra.
Truck already has fog lights but that was also a good suggestion.
I pulled my GM mud flaps off for Weathertech and would do the same again. From what I read the wheel well flares just fall off and/or promote rust. The money would probably be better spent having the dealer add a bead of seam sealer in the joint between the rear wheel well and body panel. Small rocks/gravel can be caught in this area and cause issues.
If you want to use the Gear-On accessories, sure. But I think those tie down rings are overpriced for use "just" as tie downs. Get a set of bullrings, Amazon often has a set of 9 for $100.Genuine Gm Colorado Canyon Bed Mounted Tie Down Rings. Amazon shows price as just under $100 for a set of 4.
If you want to use the Gear-On accessories, sure. But I think those tie down rings are overpriced for use "just" as tie downs. Get a set of bullrings, Amazon often has a set of 9 for $100.
Can the dealer add the OEM built-in trailer brake controller? That is one of the few options I wish I could have gotten on my 2015.
I personally never get the desire for the bed extended, at least not for how I use my truck. Floor mats, tonneau cover, mud flaps perhaps.