Will DeeZee Heavyweight Custom-Fit Truck Bed Mat # DZ86886 Fit 2003 Chevrolet Silverado

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I bought a used truck which has a bed liner in it I think they added it anyway can I use this bed mat in it will it fit? Have to measure to see if its a short or long bed but just want to know if its going to fit thanks

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The DeeZee Heavyweight Custom-Fit Truck Bed Mat # DZ86886 is designed to fit long-bed versions of select model years of the GMC Sierra and Sierra Classic, and the Chevy Silverado and Silverado Classic.
It will fit your 2003 Silverado as long as the truck has an 8-foot bed. We also have a version for 6-foot beds, part # DZ86887.

These USA-made 3/8-inch-thick truck bed mats resist chemicals and can withstand extreme temperatures without cracking.

We also offer a Universal-fit Utility Mat from DeeZee that fits 6-foot beds, part # DZ85009. This 6-ft x 3-1/2-ft mat is made of the same material and can be trimmed to size. A larger trim-able version is also offered, part # DZ85005, that measures 8-ft x 4-ft.

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