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KML
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If you have any questions about the items I purchased below, please feel free to reach out to me. I will be more then happy to help you find the right stuff for you.
Tint & Front PPF from Riggs Brothers in St. Charles (www.riggsbros.com)
Wheels (for winter tires) from Discount Tires (www.discounttire.com)
Mats from WeatherTech (www.weathertech.com)
Mud Flaps from WeatherTech (www.weathertech.com)
Thinkware Q800PRO Dashcam & Batteries from Black Box My Ride (www.blackboxmycar.com)
Illuminated Door Sill Plates from Kia Stuff (www.kiastuff.com)
Painted Sider Molding (color matched) from Dawn Enterprises Inc. (www.carid.com)
Rocker Panel Stripe from VIP Accessories Company (www.vipautoaccessories.com)
Caliper Covers (red) from MGP (www.calipercovers.com)
Door Striker Covers from Telluride Forum Store (www.kdmwarehouse.com)
Rebadging "K" emblems from Telluride Forum Store (www.kdmwarehouse.com)
Cargo liner from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
Center Console Storage Organizer from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
Front Grill Mesh Protector from Volt Shop Inc. (www.voltshelf.weebly.com)
Car Seat Gap Filler from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
LED License Plate Light from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
LED Reverse Lights from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
Tint & Front PPF from Riggs Brothers in St. Charles (www.riggsbros.com)
Wheels (for winter tires) from Discount Tires (www.discounttire.com)
Mats from WeatherTech (www.weathertech.com)
Mud Flaps from WeatherTech (www.weathertech.com)
Thinkware Q800PRO Dashcam & Batteries from Black Box My Ride (www.blackboxmycar.com)
Illuminated Door Sill Plates from Kia Stuff (www.kiastuff.com)
Painted Sider Molding (color matched) from Dawn Enterprises Inc. (www.carid.com)
Rocker Panel Stripe from VIP Accessories Company (www.vipautoaccessories.com)
Caliper Covers (red) from MGP (www.calipercovers.com)
Door Striker Covers from Telluride Forum Store (www.kdmwarehouse.com)
Rebadging "K" emblems from Telluride Forum Store (www.kdmwarehouse.com)
Cargo liner from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
Center Console Storage Organizer from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
Front Grill Mesh Protector from Volt Shop Inc. (www.voltshelf.weebly.com)
Car Seat Gap Filler from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
LED License Plate Light from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
LED Reverse Lights from Amazon (www.amazon.com)
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KML
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Just received and installed the new WeatherTech Kia Telluride Side Window Deflectors (In-Window Channel Rain Guards) – Front Pair Only
Easy and quick installation - less than 5 minutes per side.
They fit perfect. Can't wait for the rear window pair to be produced by WeatherTech.
Just ensure you have the front plastic guard (clear protective tape already applied) resting on the window "sill", not just over the weatherstripping. If this is installed incorrectly, it could rip your rubber weatherstripping and the window will roll up and then back down automatically as it will have resistance when it hits the new plastic window guard (see image below for proper placement - green box).
Easy and quick installation - less than 5 minutes per side.
They fit perfect. Can't wait for the rear window pair to be produced by WeatherTech.
Just ensure you have the front plastic guard (clear protective tape already applied) resting on the window "sill", not just over the weatherstripping. If this is installed incorrectly, it could rip your rubber weatherstripping and the window will roll up and then back down automatically as it will have resistance when it hits the new plastic window guard (see image below for proper placement - green box).
ozzieandfriends
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Hi! sorry to resurface an old post but wondering how the Thinkware dash cam has been working out for you? We just got our car not too long ago so I'm just working through my list of items to get for the car. Also, did you just match the tint for the front windows?
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ozzieandfriends
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KML
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$140 for both sides.
ozzieandfriends
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What's the best way to properly maintain the exterior during our brutal winters? Are there any good touchless or hand wash places in the area anyone would recommend?
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KML
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I have the Circle K (Shell) monthly subscription that allows me to wash the truck as many times in a month (max twice a day) for just $19. My local Circle K has the touchless wash. Not the best for your vehicle because of the chemicals but best option during the winter.
