ACC GMC Replacement Carpet for Pickups, SUVs and Vans
Refresh a GMC interior with Auto Custom Carpets flooring matched to the exact vehicle application. This collection spans pickup cabs, Jimmy and Yukon interiors, and other GMC floor layouts. Use the model links below when available, then compare the complete product title and contents. Cab length, rear coverage and shifter position can change the kit you need.
Sierra and GMC pickup flooring
A pickup carpet search should begin with year, model and cab style. Regular-cab and extended-cab floors are separate applications even when the front seats appear similar. The catalog includes 1994–2003 Sonoma regular-cab and extended-cab products, plus earlier S15 applications. Match the description to the truck rather than selecting from an image of the front footwells.
Transmission and drivetrain notes need the same attention. Some products expressly group automatic/manual or two- and four-wheel-drive applications; others identify a narrower configuration. The grouping applies to that listing. It should not be carried over to another GMC product without checking its own description.
Jimmy: passenger-area and complete packages
For Jimmy carpet, decide how much of the interior is being restored. The catalog includes a 1983–1991 S15 Jimmy two-door passenger-area application described as one piece and a separate complete application described as six pieces. The larger package is a different coverage choice, not simply another name for the same front floor.
Early full-size Jimmy listings also specify drivetrain and shifter details. A 1970–1972 two-wheel-drive automatic/three-speed column-shift complete Loop package is one example. Preserve those details when comparing alternatives. Do not choose a compact S15 Jimmy application for a full-size vehicle based on the shared Jimmy name.
Yukon and rear interior planning
Use the Yukon category to separate its applications from pickup and Jimmy products. Check the body and seat arrangement identified by the individual kit, then review rear coverage. Passenger flooring, cargo carpet and separate wheelhouse or side sections should be treated as distinct requirements unless the selected package expressly combines them.
If the project includes removed seats, a custom rear platform or other interior alterations, compare the current floor with the application before purchasing. A factory-application carpet is selected around the configuration described on the listing; modifications need an additional review.
Safari van carpet and engine-cover sections
Safari applications in this collection include complete packages described with an engine cover. The catalog separates a 1985–1994 Safari listing from a 1990–1995 extended Safari listing. Body length and included engine-cover material deserve attention when planning a van interior. A package labeled complete should still be checked against its stated sections and piece count.
Keep removed van carpet and any reusable trim organized by position. This makes it easier to compare the intended layout during fitting and identify which sections are being renewed. Retained trim should be inspected before it is reinstalled around fresh carpet.
Select options and prepare the floor
Material, shade and backing availability depend on the chosen GMC application. Compare the texture with retained carpet and upholstery, and review the selected configuration before placing the order. Floor mats or other interior accessories are included only when expressly listed.
Correct water entry and inspect for corrosion before covering the floor. Follow the supplied instructions, trial-fit the complete package and check the tunnel, seat mounts and service-access areas before cutting. For uncertain fitment, provide the product link along with the year, model, cab or body style and any modifications.
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