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Well, just because they are on sale now doesn't mean they were a week or so ago. I just googled the part # to see what they looked like and Tasca was the first or second hit. I just got lucky and figured I'd share my findings
Well, just because they are on sale now doesn't mean they were a week or so ago. I just googled the part # to see what they looked like and Tasca was the first or second hit. I just got lucky and figured I'd share my findings
Are these a no drill application? they look good and sturdy
Are these a no drill application? they look good and sturdy
You have to drill a hole in the rubber fender liner only; you also remove a screw from the trim by the bottom of the fender and use that as part of the attachment points. They are very sturdy in both heavy snow and with a lot of mud. I would recommend them for sure!
I'm not a mud flap fan. I was going to get duraflaps, but after reading how they are stiff I changed my mind. I emailed them, and they said for and extra $20 they could come in rubber. I ended up finding g some universial ones at schucks, suprisingly made in America. I don't really notice them, but I love how the sides are staying so much cleaner and the sounds of rocks hitting them instead of the paint. Also, they were only $20
My wifey bought the Weathertech rear mud flaps for me for Christmas and I have yet to get the fronts but will soon. Looking forward to seeing them on the truck.
