Holes in frame wheel well got you down??

[48548]

There are holes in them to drain so it's all good.

[Silverado4x4]

There are holes in then you drain so it's all good.

It can drain all it wants to but without air circulation inside remains wet but hey its not my truck.

[48548]

I live in az so I don't know about these moisture issues.

[rxnotec]

As stated in original post. THESE are rubber. Better to have these in for winter and eliminate ice and snow storage spot all winter. Also good for when off roaring. Less mud to clean out in the tubes. You can take out when not needed very easily.

 

Up to you to do it or not. But I guarantee the salt on only one side will not eat through as fast as it would sitting on both sides or stuffed in with snow and ice build up.

 

I don't know how much condensation you think there is going to be but not nearly enough to rust it out in the next ten years. Which is a lot longer than I will likely own this truck. Plus the already existing holes vent enough to overcome that. Doesn't take much air movement to clear condensation. Try cracking your window barely when your window is foggy. Same principal. At 60mph not much time is needed to clear it.

 

To each our own. You can keep it your way, I'll keep it my way.

[48548]

I assume we need 4 correct?

[rxnotec]

Yes four

I assume we need 4 correct?

Yes 4