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Thanks for the video. Wow that’s quite a project. Not sure I’m up for that, but very interesting. Those designers sure didn’t take into account making the console easy to clean. A little disappointing.

Thanks for the cleaning solutions. i may be cleaning it in place as you suggested. But it sure would be a lot easier to clean if I can get that thing out of there. Anyone do that?

I’ve avoided having to take the time and effort to really figure out how to remove the cup holders in my 2020 Longhorn. But I need to do it. I’ve had enough. Does anyone know how to remove the rubberized insert? Is it possible? I used to do this all the time with my Silverado. NP.

Did the new radio fix it? I’ve got a 2020 1500 Longhorn and I just started having the XM loading and screen lock issue two weeks ago. I was told that a new radio won’t fix it and I need to wait for the OTA update and then once complete bring it in to the dealer for some final step. There hasn't...

Well that’s good to hear. I’ll be watching. Please let us know how they did when complete. Thanks!

Can anyone recommend a dealer to consider for completing this work in the northern Illinois area? Ray Ram in Fox Lake is concerned about his techs messing up my nice (his word, it’s a Longhorn tan) dashboard. Kinda scary. Nope. SA says run the AC in recirc and I’ll be fine! Not fine. Considering...

I just had my 2020 Longhorn truck detailed after a cross country road trip. I suspect they didn’t remove bug remover quickly because my front end chrome trim appears stained. I thought I could touch up with detailer and microfiber, but no. It looks stained. Can I fix? Do I need to replace these...

UPDATE: Went with Husky. Installed optional screw. They look great. I can’t wait for some snow and slush! Thanks to all for your help.

UPDATE: I put some toolboxes and paint cans on the mat for about 10 days. We had a heat wave here, so I pulled back the moon roof shade and got an additional bake on the mat as well. One wrinkle was nearly eliminated, but the larger wrinkle in the center, (section with the biggest gap between...

I should push harder on the dealer. Any thoughts on these wrinkles? What are the chances they would go flat on their own??

I didn’t know these existed. I’ve used a Milwaukee right angle drill to drill holes in studs, but an adapter! Wow, and only $15

So if I have rear wheel liners, I can’t use the 4th screw? I’d prefer the more secure approach if possible.

Did anyone have wrinkles in their rear carpeted sections? Did they go away on their own?

Sounds like a should plan on removing the wheels. No problem. Thanks!

The Husky looks good and has good reviews here. I can see turning the front wheels would provide access to drill the single hole recommended. What about the rear? Is it possible to drill and install the single screw without removing tires?

Thanks for all the replies. I’m glad I can add these easily. The Husky look really good. I’m also considering the embossed Mopar. Does anyone have experience with the Mopar guards? I’m looking at the ones attached from Mopar parts.

I typically add manufacturers accessory splash guards front and back on my new trucks. I saw in my 2020 Longhorn that there are little itty bitty splash guards already in place. Are these effective? Can I install typical splash guards on this vehicle with these already in place or removed?

The Longhorn mats have carpeted sections. I have two questions: The carpet sections are wrinkled as it appears they have elongated from being rolled up and look bad. Will this go away on its own? What can I do to fix this? Dealer basically said, “it is what it is. We can order another but it...