ACC GMC Replacement Carpet Kits

Choose your vehicle application, then compare materials, coverage and options on each listing.

ACC GMC replacement carpet for a range that is mostly trucks. Classic pickup kits split by shifter position, tunnel height and the in-cab gas tank, Jimmy covers two sizes of SUV, and Yukon sets are sold by section. The listing title carries the fitment, so read it fully.

The title is a spec sheet

Most GMC listings in this hub encode the fitment in the title, and three details do the heavy lifting: shifter, tunnel and tank. A 1966 GMC 1500 or 2500 regular cab splits three ways, into four-wheel drive, two-wheel drive with a four-speed floor shift, and two-wheel drive with an automatic or three-speed column shift. Square-body era C3500 regular and crew cabs are listed as Hi Tunnel applications. On 1968-1972 K25, K35 and K3500 pickups the wording changes to with or without gas tank, because the tank mounted inside the cab changes how the carpet is cut. ACC application notes flag the same trap from the transmission side: on these C/K trucks, a truck that originally carried the 400 automatic is a high tunnel application.

Two Jimmys, two sizes

Jimmy covers two unrelated trucks here. The full-size 1970-1972 Jimmy is a complete Loop package, four pieces, with drivetrain and column-shift wording in the title. The compact S15 Jimmy of 1983-1991 poses a coverage question instead: a one-piece passenger-area set or a six-piece complete set. Ordering the compact set for the full-size truck, or the reverse, is the classic mistake the shared name invites.

Yukon sets are sectional

The 2015-2020 Yukon and Yukon XL listings are sold by section. Alongside passenger-area and complete sets sit one-piece second-row seat mount covers, some offered with mass backing, and three-piece versions built around those covers. Read which sections a package actually includes before assuming a complete set treats every row the same way, and note that the seat mount covers are separate products, not part of the floor sets.

The rest of the range

Sonoma and S15 pickups split regular cab from extended cab, with automatic and manual grouped in the same listing. Safari vans add an engine cover section to their complete sets, in standard and extended body lengths. The Sprint, GMC's car-based pickup, closes out the non-truck end of the hub. Material follows the wider ACC calendar here: Loop on the sixties trucks, Cutpile from the mid 1970s onward. Whatever the badge, the order of work is the same: decode the title, match every word of it to your truck, and dry fit before trimming.