Slate truck accessories
A Slate starts bare, and the price moves when you add parts. The groups people ask about are wraps, wheels, cargo racks, a hitch, speakers, and a lift. Each group below is a set of posted builds, with a page that goes further on that topic.
Wraps
Full wraps on posted trucks. The wraps page also has partial wraps, stripes, and factory gray.
Wheels
20-inch wheels and all-terrain tires. The wheels page splits 17-inch, 20-inch, and all-terrain.
Cargo
A roof or cab rack. The cargo page also shows the spare tire carrier.
Screen and speakers
The truck has no factory screen. These builds add speakers.
Lift kit
Lifted trucks. The lift page also shows stock height and the lowering kit.
Also on the board
Questions
- What accessories can you add to a Slate truck?
- Wraps, wheels, racks, a hitch, speakers, and a lift kit are the groups people ask about, and the ones this site can show from posted builds. Fog lights, animated lamps, and power windows are filters on the board.
- Do you have to add every Slate accessory at once?
- No. Each posted truck is whatever that person put on the share link. A bare truck and a loaded one can both be in the yard.
Keep looking
Slate truck price
What a configured Slate truck costs. Slate’s published starting price, then the as-built totals of trucks people posted.
Slate truck builds
Real Slate truck builds from share links: a lower-priced truck, a lifted all-terrain build, and a work-style build with a hitch or rack.
Slate SUV
Slate truck, Squareback, Fastback, and Open Air. What each body style is, and the builds people posted in that shape.
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