Adding my two cents cuz I've spent way too much over the years testing these. Basically, interior protection is about *value* over brand names. Pro tip: Check out RealTruck or AmericanTrucks for the 2024 fitment guides.

In my experience, you should grab the Muslogy for Silverado 1500 Center Console Organizer Tray cuz it's like $20 and fits the refresh models perfectly. Seriously, don't overspend on the GM official ones. Also, I've tried many and Husky Liners WeatherBeater Series Floor Mats are honestly the best bang for your buck if you want to keep it pristine without the premium tax. Just make sure you double-check if you have the storage under the seats before buying liners!! gl

- Quick question: do u have the full console or the jump seat? Honestly, my current setup didnt fit at first which was basically a waste of cash... sooo annoying lol.

Respectfully, I'd consider another option for the floor mats. Everyone loves Husky, but honestly, they can be super slippery when wet, which is a total SAFETY hazard if your boots are muddy. I'm much more satisfied with WeatherTech FloorLiner HP 2024 Silverado 1500. They use a softer rubber material that actually grips your shoes so you aren't sliding around while driving.

Also, check these out:
* ScreenPro Tech 13.4-inch Screen Protector for 2024 Silverado - seriously, keep that huge glass from scratching!
* Vehicle OCD Center Console Organizer Tray for Chevy Silverado - simple, but it works so well for keeping things organized.

Just my two cents... definitely focus on the grip of the mats first tho! 👍

In my experience, I'd grab some Husky liners first cuz I literally can't stand the thought of ruining that new floor... are you planning on hauling kids or messy gear mostly?

I totally agree with staying away from the official GM accessories, they're wayyy overpriced for what you actually get. Tbh, if you’re a bit handy, you can do some DIY protection that's better than any plastic bin. I'm a big fan of doing the work myself to save some cash and make sure it's done right. Here are a couple quick DIY tips:
* Get some 303 Aerospace Protectant for the dash and door panels. It’s basically sunscreen for your truck and keeps that 'new' look without the weird greasy shine.
* Pick up a DIY ceramic kit like CarPro CQuartz Skin for the interior trim pieces. It's reallyyy helpful for preventing those tiny swirls on the glossy bits. I also did my own door sill protection with some clear vinyl tape I found online... maybe not as fancy as the pro stuff, but it works? Definately keeps the paint from getting trashed by boots!