Automotive Authority Replacement Chrome Side Body Trim Molding for 1988-1998 Chevy GMC Tahoe Suburban Silverado Pickup Truck - 2.5" (Half Roll - 160")

Well made. Great adhesion if used as directed.

I have a ‘91 k1500 single cab step side, I bought the 180” roll. It was not enough to wrap the whole truck. I was able to cut enough all but one door. I had to purchase the 90” roll to complete the truck. I recommend unrolling it and placing it flat in the sun on concrete for a few hours to flatten prior to placement. I used painters tape to cut a pattern prior to cutting the pieces, this prevented me from wasting material.

This item came as described. It seemed like it would be very sturdy and would work well although I did not use it after seeing the damage that the original molding caused to the paint after removing it from my truck.

Took about 2 hours to put on and it was hard to cut but it sticks great. I ordered the shorter role and it was the perfect amount for just the cab.

Just have some two sided carpet tape. In case, as I've experienced, it might not hold in a few small places. I cleaned it first soap and water, then alcohol and made sure it was dry. Do it on a warm day and get ready to push/hold it for a few minutes. You can lean on it with you thigh to hold it, in case it hurts you to push hard, as it does me. Improvise and over come, Thank God.

This side molding arrived as described in about 3 days and was what I expected. But I don't think I'll be using it for my newly painted 4X4 Chevy. I'm going to save this for my 1999 Suburban that was damaged in an accident. This is real pretty and I know it will look good on my Suburban. Thank you for a superior product.

Really nice. Beware. No where NEAR SUBURBAN LENGTH or even a short bed single cab length. We needed 3 ROLLS to do a single cab, short bed 93 K1500. $180.00 with shipping. Chevrolet was cheaper.

This was the perfect replacement for my truck. I had ordered some trim on EBay and it looked nothing like my original. Luckily this was exactly what I needed. I have a 1996 single cab 1500 and it took about 205” to replace all of the trim.