will this work in a Yukon with bucket seats?
1388877
It should work easily in a Yukon if you have head rests that the bungee cords to attach to. The horizontal bars can shorten and lengthen as needed.
1388878
I have a Chevy Silverado and works like a charm. The installation is super easy, almost a universal fit, I would say.
1388879
I can't say with complete certainty but it is infinitely customizable so I would imagine so.
1452627
Don't see why that wouldn't work. You'd sleep inside the Yukon, so you might want to attach it to the existing supports to keep it from bunching or shifting.
2190726
Yes, if your Yukon has the lift up tailgate (I think all 2003's do). It fit my Tahoe perfectly and is a relatively simple DIY project that saves you more than $100 versus visiting a dealer. The only tool needed is a phillips screw driver. Remove two screws, carefully pull out the old light and remove it from the rubber molding, disconnect the electrical cord. Once you get the new light into the rubber molding (takes a bit of stretching) and reconnect the electrical, it slips into place and reattaches with the two screws. The electrical connection is a simple plug-in and requires no expertise if it is not damaged.
2169751
It fits my Yukon, but the vertical adjustment bars do not stay put or maybe I just can't tighten them tight enough. I do not care for this one because I have captains chairs in my second row.
1391233
Yes it will fit the bucket seats, as for the back, you will just have to cut some holes for the seat belts...and just so you know, the quality is the greatest but it sure looks good, i'd estimate with in 6 months you'll see it wear down.
78095
It worked on my tahoe so it should work on your Yukon. Simple instructions for getting the car to learn the key.
1738247
The strap could work on most bucket seats but I find it best not to use the strap because it is easier to shift when it gets out of place.
826732
It should work on the 2007 GMC Yukon. You will need the adapter that will allow it to plug into your brake system which should be under the dash on the drivers side. You can check at Etrailer to receive information or to purchase the correct setup for your vehicle
1392935
i have a four door yukon on 4 in lift its bout 17 to 18 ft long by 7ft high will it fit or is there a better one for sun and rain, dust maybe even for less just good quality at good price you of can you assist !!!
394267
Since the Tahoe and Yukon share the same chassis and body, I'm pretty sure the rails would fit either. I do not think the rails for the Tahoe/Yukon would fit the Envoy.
2155443
I would think so as it fits the buckets seats of out 2014 GMC Sierra a bit loose.
1481500
It should, I put it in the front seat facing backwards I have a Yukon . My Yukon doesn't have 3rd. row so there was no need for us to put in backseat.
1432165
I'm sure it will fit. It comes pre-packaged as a set, you'd have to order 2 sets to get extra bucket seat covers.
972248
This will only work in truck bucket seats. If you can't get under the seat to tie it down this product will not work.
2089851
Yes, I think it should work depending on whether you have extra space in back like with a suburban or expedition EL...or if you don't have a lot of people to seat. Sounds like a fun plan!
1642499
Not sure specifically but I believe it will work in any vehicle. We have a 2013 Traverse w/buckets seats and console and we used the bungee around the console to attach the barrier and then attached the ends to the inside safety handles and it holds very securely. It really is a great product except you will need to get more sturdy bungee cords as the ones that came with it snapped within 2 weeks of installation and almost hit a passenger in the face. Hope that in the year since we purchased they have ungraded them but thought you should be warned.
2243796
The cargo net fits perfectly in a Chevy Traverse. It should work as well in the similar Buick Enclave or GMC Acadia.