You are here: Forums Pickups Chevrolet S-10 & GMC S15 Sonoma Chevy S10 - GMC S15 and Sonoma Accessories & Modifications

Chevy S10 - GMC S15 and Sonoma Accessories & Modifications

120 messages,  Last post on Oct 11, 2009 at 6:24 PM

You are in the Chevrolet S-10 & GMC S15 Sonoma Forum. Your Host is kcram

What is this discussion about? Chevrolet S-10, GMC S-15, Truck

Messages Page 1 of 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 12 Prev Next Last

Go To Msg # Search This Discussion

#1 of 120 Tonneau Cover Hard Folding from Chevrolet by moparbad Feb 20, 2002 (1:29 pm)
Anyone have the hard tonneau that is offered by Chevrolet? What do you think of it and how much are dealers charging? Are there any sources for OEM Chevrolet accessories with good prices on the internet?
#2 of 120 tonneau cover by pziggy Feb 21, 2002 (9:03 am)
when I was purchasing my s-10 the dealer offered me the cover for $569.00..to rich for my blood. I found a soft cover locally for $360. I am going that way. Replies to this message: louief (Dec 06, 2005 6:58 am)
#3 of 120 rhino Linings vs Line-X by pziggy Feb 21, 2002 (9:04 am)
are either product worth the time and effort and are either product any good? I have the factory installed liner, but am considering changing out to one of these products and need to know the good, the bad and the ugly of them..any inputs are appreciated..thanx..
#4 of 120 Spray-In vs. drop in liner by moparbad Feb 21, 2002 (9:40 am)
Had a spray in liner in my Nissan and now have a drop-in with my S-10. Both line-X and rhino are good, the rhino is usally applied a little thicker. Reason I chose the srayed liner on my Nissan was that I needed rust repaired and also had a lot of scratches to my rails and it was less expensive to have liner spayed than it was for paint. The biggest complaint with drop-in liners is that they wear away paint. Kind of wondering why I even worry about the way the inside of the bed looks? Planning on keeping the factory liner that came with crew cab. The spray-in are said to be better because they hold loads better, will not crack, split or warp, and have a watertight seal to prevent rust and corrosion. I have had good experience with both drop-in and spray-in liners, they are not worth the money in benifits that they offer, but they are worth the money to me because I like my trucks more with a bed liner.
#5 of 120 S10-Bug shields by s102002 Jun 08, 2002 (6:32 am)
I just got a new S10 and went to put a bug shield on it and found out there aren't any predrilled holes? Does anyone know of a clip on bug shield? If you've put a bug shield on what name brand did you choose? I couldn't be happier with my S10 so far.
#6 of 120 Clip on Bug Shield by madridjoe Jun 16, 2002 (1:09 pm)
I have used the GTO Sportguard wrap around bud shield on both my 2001 S-10 and my 95 Sonoma. I have been very happy with them.
#7 of 120 Line-X vs Rhino by rjbruce Aug 04, 2002 (7:01 pm)
We chose the Rhino over the Line-X, purely because the Rhino was rubberized. The Line-X is much like a bed liner as when you put something in the back it tends to slide all around. However, the Rhino Liner has a rubberized coating so when things are put in the back they stay put. I've had no regrets with the Rhino Liner verses a bed liner. Assuming the reason you would choose a bed liner is because it is removable, why would I be removing my bed liner?
#8 of 120 "Recovery Tow Hooks" by janel84 Aug 17, 2002 (5:18 pm)
Does anyone know if these can be installed on an S-10 that's not 4WD? These are the loop hooks that fit in the front bumper area. The one young dealer service guy I asked didn't think so. The parts guy couldn't find a number for them. When I messed around on the Chevy site before I got my truck, it looked like they were an option. Replies to this message: james41 (Dec 04, 2005 5:14 am)
#9 of 120 Rhino liner Rules! by torchess Sep 19, 2002 (8:34 am)
My fiance has a Rhino liner in his Z-71 and he says there is no better liner. He is in the collision repair business and knows this sort of thing inside and out. The Rhino liner is much more thick than other spray-in liners and therefore tougher. Far as the liners which are removeable, they scratch up the paint. Lift up one at the tailgate. See scratches?  I just purchased my very first truck yesterday! It's a 1999 S-10 4X4 V-6 vortec extended cab! We will be replacing the current bedliner with the Rhino soon! I am glad to join you!
#10 of 120 Tonneau covers by 1gotek Oct 26, 2002 (3:12 pm)
I know a question was already posted about this before, but has anyone bought the hard, locking tonneau cover from GM? I have an S-10 crew cab with the tiny pick up bed. The only info about it I've found is in the S-10 brochure from the dealership. All I know is that a picture shows that it is foldable, consisting of 4 sections.   Has anyone had any experiences with it, good or bad? Is it hard to remove if the need arises? Has anyone used any of the other snapless covers like those roll-n-lock type covers or the Access cover with the ribs built into the cover?

Messages Page 1 of 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ... 12 Prev Next Last

Go To Msg # Search This Discussion

You are here: Forums Pickups Chevrolet S-10 & GMC S15 Sonoma Chevy S10 - GMC S15 and Sonoma Accessories & Modifications