magstar67
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You can also add heated seats through the aftermarket, the kits are pretty cheap and they work great, I had them front and rear on my '11 Silverado Crew I traded for the Raptor.
They are even fairly easy to install if you can do basic wiring and feel comfortable with removing the seat covers enough to get the elements placed between the cover and the foam cushion. If you do it, get the heaters that use carbon fiber material for the heater strips instead of the copper grid etc. You can also put the switches pretty much anywhere you want them or just put them in the side of the seat's plastic trim. If you leave them turned on when you park the truck, they will be on when your remote start fires up the truck too.
They are even fairly easy to install if you can do basic wiring and feel comfortable with removing the seat covers enough to get the elements placed between the cover and the foam cushion. If you do it, get the heaters that use carbon fiber material for the heater strips instead of the copper grid etc. You can also put the switches pretty much anywhere you want them or just put them in the side of the seat's plastic trim. If you leave them turned on when you park the truck, they will be on when your remote start fires up the truck too.
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