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I am considering it as I thought it may help with some of the splash on the fenders.
I'm not sure about how they will look though. I am leaning toward the Husky Mud Guards.
Please share a pic of you have one.
Thanks,
I am considering it as I thought it may help with some of the splash on the fenders.
I'm not sure about how they will look though. I am leaning toward the Husky Mud Guards.
Please share a pic of you have one.
Thanks,
went with the gator backs. Haven’t installed them yet.
I have the Weather Tech flaps and I am happy with them. They definitely help with keeping the crud off of the running boards and truck. Might be hard to see in the pic but it's all I have right now.
I have the Gatorbacks. One look at the front of my fifth wheel after towing on wet roads convinced me to get rear flaps. The junk front flaps that came on my F450 were torn (and I don't go off road), so I got Gatorbacks for the front as well.
In my opinion, the two best flaps on the market are Gatorback and Duraflap. Both come at a higher price than Husky/Ford/Weathertech. The Gatorbacks are my favorite, and tend to be the most stylish.
Wrong brand of truck for you guys I realize, but here's what the Gatorbacks look like on my current rig - matching front and rear.
No mud flaps for me. Just one more thing to get torn off when off road. I have a set of Rock Tamers that I install when towing the RV.
I wonder how many windshields you have unknowingly taken out by not having flaps on. Where I live they are required by law for that very reason. I have used Gatorbacks on my last few trucks and really like them.
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