22858617 2014 Silverado (new Body Style) Front Premium All-weather Mats - Dune on 2040-parts.com
New Orleans, Louisiana, US
Part #: 22858617
Brand: GM
Premium All Weather - Dune
These Front Premium All-Weather Floor Mats are designed to conform to the floor of your Silverado. The custom, deep-ribbed pattern collects rain, mud, snow and other debris for easy cleaning.
THIS FITS NEW BODY STYLE ONLY!
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