Splash Guards

jdg2 · July 16, 2008

I want to put splash guards on my 08 ccab (18" wheels) and noticed gm has contoured and molded ones to choose from. Any reccomendations or pros or cons on these. Just looking for opinions and or pictures.. THANKS

cev103 · July 16, 2008

I used the Husky Liners mud gaurds. They are vehicle specific and molded to the body contour. Here is the link:

http://www.huskyliners.com/mudguards.html

Darkanion · July 16, 2008

I have the contoured splash guards on my truck and I haven't had any problems with them.

You might try searching for splash guard or mud guard or something like that. There have been tons of threads about this topic.

GMCSierraSLE1500 · July 16, 2008

I had picked these molded mud flaps up from my dealer when I went in for an oil change one day and saw them hanging on the wall so I grabbed em and had them put them on while they did the oil change, I love the mud flaps as they look good and protect the truck from whatever flies off the tires.

Rear

Front

GaBoy · July 19, 2008

I want to put splash guards on my 08 ccab (18" wheels) and noticed gm has contoured and molded ones to choose from. Any reccomendations or pros or cons on these. Just looking for opinions and or pictures.. THANKS

I just put a set of HUSKY front/rear splash guards on this week and I really like them. I have 20" wheels that stick out some and splash a lot of dirt on the sides of my new truck! They're molded to fit and they fit really well. I did not go with GM's 'cause I wanted them plain.

bubba33 · October 13, 2008

Go with the factory ones .Thats what I had put on my 08 they look good.

Ryan00TJ · October 13, 2008

I also bought the factory molded ones. Fitment was spot on and they look great on a red truck. I used 3M tape on the paint where the plastic and paint could contact each other.

08 Yukon · October 13, 2008

I have the molded ones, they look good and really help keep the vehicle much cleaner. I had a friend sand mine smooth and paint them to match the Stealth Grey. You can buy painted ones for Denali model, buth they won't fit a Non-Denali. The shape of the rear fenders are different.

Zral · December 7, 2009

Santa is doing a trial run to my tomorrow afternoon. He said they were the Husky Mud Guards for my 09 z71. I'll post up some pics later this week. I didn't wanna logo up my truck too bad. Clean and simple.

mato27 · December 7, 2009

Santa is doing a trial run to my tomorrow afternoon. He said they were the Husky Mud Guards for my 09 z71. I'll post up some pics later this week. I didn't wanna logo up my truck too bad. Clean and simple.

You can get the GM Molded Splash Guards without the Logo, that is what I have on front of truck

GM Splash Guard

salden77 · December 7, 2009

Def. go with the factory mud flaps, well worth the extra amount you might have to fork over for them.

lostnfound · December 8, 2009

Def. go with the factory mud flaps, well worth the extra amount you might have to fork over for them.

I agree 100%, love the factory mud flaps. I didnt know you could order them without the logo though.

Zral · December 8, 2009

Neither did I. Well...to late anyway. They arrived today. They look great. I was going to install them tonight but I ran out of "installing fluid". Didn't plan very well.

salden77 · December 8, 2009

I have the molded ones, they look good and really help keep the vehicle much cleaner. I had a friend sand mine smooth and paint them to match the Stealth Grey. You can buy painted ones for Denali model, buth they won't fit a Non-Denali. The shape of the rear fenders are different.

iv never thought of sanding them smooth and painting match, that sounds kinda sweet, hows the paint holding up on your mud guards so far?