Mud Flaps?
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From: Tennessee, USA
well installed the 2 rears this morning with a socket and pair of pliers. it used factory lower brace bolt for the rear quarter and one of the plastic rivet holes that attaches the stock flare. mounted level and looks awesome. matches flare contours perfectly. hope to get the fronts installed tomorrow. had them installed in roughly 15 mins.
Dano
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From: seymour, connecticut
got the fronts mounted this morning. took about 20 mins to do them. fit the flare contours nicely as well and am very pleased with the install overall. all 4 seem very secure and use both sheetmetal as well as the flares to mount them in existing holes. had 1 small problem on one of the fronts though. one of the twist mounts was cross threaded from the factory. i was able to get it out and will clean up the threads on the twist part and use a new bolt to complete its install tomorrow at the shop.
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From: seymour, connecticut
here is a link for the ad and seller i purchased mine from on ebay.
set of 4 mudflaps 09 and up
99 bucks and free shipping.
i'll tell you what you CANNOT beat this price for the absolute fit i got with these with the factory flares. remember this set is for those trucks WITH FLARES!!! those without are a different part number!!!!!! i am absolutely impressed with the fit and finish of the weathertechs and the fact i did NOT have to drill into my umpteen thousand dollar truck to mount them lol. any better fit would be factory (if there could be a better fit) and cost a helluva lot more.
set of 4 mudflaps 09 and up
99 bucks and free shipping.
Wow, I just checked the WeatherTech flaps out for my new truck; $100 plus 15 freight?
Holy cow!
Surely there is a less expensive place to purchase....
Holy cow!
Surely there is a less expensive place to purchase....