Best Mud Flaps

BlackZ71Silverado · October 30, 2011

I have the GM mud flaps, don't know if they are "the best" but they work great. The fit is perfect and they install easy and look like they belong on the truck.

NHSilverado · December 15, 2011

I have the GM mud flaps, don't know if they are "the best" but they work great. The fit is perfect and they install easy and look like they belong on the truck.

Did you get the molded ones or the other ones that were displayed for around 16 bucks?

BlackZ71Silverado · December 27, 2011

I have the GM mud flaps, don't know if they are "the best" but they work great. The fit is perfect and they install easy and look like they belong on the truck.

Did you get the molded ones or the other ones that were displayed for around 16 bucks?

I got the molded ones with the bowtie on the rear.

tyhuck · December 27, 2011

You guys arent going to want to hear this but, mudflaps are like tampons, their both for .........................

J/K

Sorry if I offended anyone, but I couldnt resist. Of course, I have mud up to my door handles, but I like it like that.

waumo1 · December 27, 2011

The thing I like about the GM ones I just bought are that they have a rubber gasket insert so the hard plastic is not against the paint. Normally I install 3M film where the hard plastic contacts the paint but this time I did not. Time will tell.

BlackZ71Silverado · December 27, 2011

The thing I like about the GM ones I just bought are that they have a rubber gasket insert so the hard plastic is not against the paint. Normally I install 3M film where the hard plastic contacts the paint but this time I did not. Time will tell.

True BUT that rubber still rubs against the paint and will look like crap after a few years. I put double sided 3M tape on mine where that rubber is and don't have any issues at all. May be something you might want to do before your paint gets rubbed off.

RAK80 · December 28, 2011

I like my GM body-colored molded guards....I think they will look better once I get my step bars installed to help fill the gap! (See sig pic)

seabee47 · January 9, 2012

I bought the Chevy ones with the bow-tie, both front and back, from my dealer back in March of 2010 and the dealer installed them for $30- more. No problems so far.

manley · January 9, 2012

I bought a set of the OEM GM's on e-bay, for $90 shipped. They were a bit of a PITA to install (had to remove real wheels and do a bit of drilling ), but they sure do look like they belong on there! Honestly, you can't hardly tell that I have the front ones on, because they tuck in between the nerf bars and wheel wells. The rear ones look really nice, just because they have the bowtie logo!

silverado_lover · January 9, 2012

You guys arent going to want to hear this but, mudflaps are like tampons, their both for .........................

J/K

Sorry if I offended anyone, but I couldnt resist. Of course, I have mud up to my door handles, but I like it like that.

IMO