There are quite a few options for customizing your Chevy Silverado truck. Maybe it’s adding illuminated black bowtie grille emblem and 22-inch chrome multi-spoke aluminum wheels, like the LTZ concept package includes. Perhaps it’s incorporating a black Silverado nameplate, 22-inch high-gloss black wheels, and Borla carbon-fiber exhaust tips when you pick the RST street concept package.
AirDesign’s ZR4 Interceptor upgrade kit is just one more way that you can add some style to your Chevy Silverado. The company debuted the kit at the 2018 SEMA Show in Las Vegas at the end of last year.
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The ZR4 Interceptor body kit
The kit is a full-body upgrade package designed specifically for the 2019 Chevy Silverado Crew Cab model. As AirDesign’s video depicts, the kit includes cab roof extenders, tailgate extension pieces, a three-piece lower air dam, side skirts, a rear tailgate applique, and a rear fascia extension. The front air dam/fascia extension is not just stylish, but it also channels air into the Silverado’s built-in pocket to help reduce drag and improve fuel economy.
Curb appeal
The ZR4 Interceptor body kit is a great choice for truck owners who want their truck to stand out on the road. As Joe Jebaily from American Luxury Coach, which owns AirDesign, put it: “For somebody who wants to drive a truck, be noticed and talked about for the rest of their lives, here it is. This is the truck for you.” He also refers to AirDesign’s show truck as “the Gucci of pickup trucks.”
The kit is available from AirDesign’s website. It costs just $1,290, which is a reasonable price to pay for the amount of street cred that it will give your truck.
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