About this item [Fitment]: The center console Compatible with 2007-2013 Sierra 1500, 2007-2014 Sierra 2500HD/3500HD(not fit 2007 classic body styles),2007-2014 Yukon/ Yukon XL; 2007-2013 Silverado 1500, 2007-2014 Silverado 2500/3500(not fit 2007 classic body styles),2007-2013 Chevrolet Avalanche/Tahoe,2007-2014 Suburban 1500,2007-2013 Suburban 2500. Notes:This fit the vehicles with Floor Mounted Center Consoles ONLY we listed. [Keep Organized]: Armrest box of Sierra is too deep and items in it are usually placed in disorder. This can expand the capacity of armrest box and make your items more orderly. Organize the items at the bottom of the center console, and easily remove and put back. Is a very needed accessory for truck [Convenient Design]: This pick-up truck console Divide the armrest box into upper and lower layers, increase the storage space. The upper layer can put phone, wallet, sunglasses, watch, and coins, and the lower layer can put repair tools and other gadgets organized properly. Easy to organize and store items. a convenient hole through the middle of the it can be used as a USB hole for charging cable. [High Quality]: Made from ABS plastic with a matte finish, making it tough enough to withstand the impact of your driving on the road. Equipped with Soft rubber liner reduces items sliding and rattling in the . Choose Edbetos Automobile interior Accessorise, if you have any questions with your vehicle compatibility, we will immediately provide you with the most satisfactory service. [Easy Installation]: It just takes seconds to install! No tools needed, This center console armrest box is highly matched with original car's interior, just like an OEM part! It can be installed directly without modification. Still plenty of room underneath to store bigger items. Overview Color: Black Material: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Brand: EDBETOS Unit Count: 1 Count Hand Orientation: right
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