or you could save your self 40 bucks and a trip to the dealer, and take 1/2 hour with a heat gun on the low setting and some fishing line, then goo gone to get the crap off

 

I used fishing line to cut through the glue on mine, and 3M adhesive remover (white and red can) to remove the goo residue.

 

I think some people have used gasoline as well.

 

mine came right off just having the truck sitting in the sun for a few hours. then used goo gone to get the residual stuff off then washed it.

 

be careful not to pull too hard, but in he sunforawhile will soften the adhesive up!!! use soem ishing line, and your set!!!! then use acrysol, wd40, or goo-gone

 

These guys waste their time. If you dont want them anymore (cause they might get bent) then you can sit the truck in the sun, grab a corner and pull them off. Mine was 2 years old when I did it and most of the adhesive came completely off. Just used some goo gone for the rest and buffed.

 

thanks guys. im gonna use the fishin line and goo gone