KUAFU 3rd Row Seat Brackets Compatible with 2000-2014 Chevy Chevrolet Tahoe GMC Yukon Style Split 3rd-Row Seats with Strikers and Bolts, Steel and Black
$61.99
Rated 3.8 out of 5 based on 27 customer ratings
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About this item
- Fitment: This set of seat brackets will compatible with 2000-2014 Chevy Tahoe or GMC Yukon style split 3rd-row seats.
- Feature: High quality. Install a 3rd row seating will give your car more capacity. Designed specifically so you can install these style seats in virtually anything, it is much easier than installing the factory brackets.
- Heavy Duty: Made of high quality steel with black powder painted. Built to strict quality control standards.
- Notes: You may have the pre-drilled and threaded holes under your carpet for a better fit to your car. If you will install a 3rd-row seat, it requires a minimum a 47″ of width space, and 29″ for seat depth, considering they lean back a bit.
- Package: You will receive a package that includes 1 x seat bracket, strikers and bolts. Bolt-on installation. It includes installation instructions, so you can follow the instructions for installation.
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Eric w. –
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I have two sets of these. In my ford econoline I made brackets and added 2 sets of 3rd row seats from a Tahoe. One is on a riser to match the front buckets and the second is on the floor for those rare occasions I need to seat 8 people. The ease of removing and tipping the seats up was my biggest draw to them. Well, the fact they are almost free is nice too. With 3 rows of seats in a Tahoe there’s not much room. The brackets are great. I was going to make some or try and harvest some from a junk yard. This was easier and cheaper!
jkRams –
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They don’t match up with OEM holes. I’d have to drill my own and patch the OEM holes. Too much of a hassle for me, so I’m sending back.
Joseph –
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They work fine but for the price you would think the brackets would all be welded straight. One came crooked but was still usable.
Andres –
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Worked perfect for what I needed
Paul –
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Product description stated that instructions were included. Like other reviewers stated, mine did not come with instructions either. Curious what I’ve missed without the instructions.
Diego –
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Bolts are too small for 2002 Tahoe, and the correct size bolts do not go through their holes.
Yurii –
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Installed the third row of seats on the Tahoe 2017 from 2013 – perfect – had to tinker with the bolts