🚙 All Sales 96500K Grille Emblem - Sleek and Stylish Black Accessory for Your Vehicle Review

Installing a 2008 Yukon XL Denali. Someone with a firearm to help you get behind the bars to remove and install the factory emblem will help if you don't want to remove the whole bar. Good finish and colour.

Product came quickly and as advertised. The metal emblem was actually metal, not the plastic emblem most likely fitted to your car. Looks good on my truck.

The screws are screwed in and where the screw goes into the grate is very loose. Pain because it's not quite the right shape. I took mine off the truck after 2 weeks. It doesn't have chrome trim, I can fix mine by drilling deeper and turning the faucet further down, but it looks better with chrome trim.

I used this unconventionally and installed it on my 2016 GMC 2500 Denali with an aftermarket grille that I bought on Ebay. It's a bit small but overall great. Good quality badge, metal and the finish appears to be powder coated. Assembling this grill was very easy using only racks and nuts with fender washers. My only complaint is that they didn't supply stainless steel hardware, so I went to the hardware store and bought replacements. Overall very happy and hope it helps others.

Good quality badge but I didn't expect to have to remove the front grille to install it. screwed to the grid. On GMC terrain, it seems that some parts of the front end need to be removed to complete the install, unless I'm missing something. There is no easy way to put your hand on the back of the grill to tighten the nuts. I have to take it to the dealer to have it installed properly. These are additional costs that should be factored into the price before purchasing.

Looks good. I didn't screw it into the back of the grill. I popped out the old GMC grille emblem with a flat head screwdriver. This grille emblem comes with several screws that work like pins. You screw a pin into the back of the emblem, put it on the grille, then you have to get behind the grille and tighten the nut on the other side of the pin. Not me. It wasn't too difficult. I took this grille emblem, put the screws into the back of this emblem, then applied some E9000 glue around the base…