2016 Weathertech Mud Flaps

kheeney · July 19, 2016

I drive a lot of dirt roads so mud flaps are a must for me. I'm on Weathertech site and they don't have an option for 'Yes' I have the factory lip molding-which I think that I have. Will these not work for me?

http://www.weathertech.com/chevrolet/2016/silverado/mudflap-no-drill-digitalfit/silverado-class/1500/silverado-dually/no/silverado-fender-flares-lip-moulding/no/

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Scott Shelley · July 19, 2016

I drive a lot of dirt roads so mud flaps are a must for me. I'm on Weathertech site and they don't have an option for 'Yes' I have the factory lip molding-which I think that I have. Will these not work for me?

http://www.weathertech.com/chevrolet/2016/silverado/mudflap-no-drill-digitalfit/silverado-class/1500/silverado-dually/no/silverado-fender-flares-lip-moulding/no/

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I just put front and rear weather tech mud flaps on my 2016 GMC Sierria part number 110036 front and 120036 rear and they fit like a glove .

Scott Shelley · July 19, 2016

I just put front and rear weather tech mud flaps on my 2016 GMC Sierria part number 110036 front and 120036 rear and they fit like a glove .

Silvern Sentry · July 19, 2016

I hope those work better than the stock sierra hard mud flap because mine does not do squat.

kheeney · July 19, 2016

Thanks guys but I'm looking for the Silverado. I've found install videos on the 2015 with the plastic rock molding like I have on my 16 and it fits, and Weathertech doesn't offer them. I found an amazon review saying they fit so I went ahead and ordered them and hoping for the best.

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ShamrockShooter · July 21, 2016

What do you mean by plastic rock molding. Are you talking about fender flares?

kheeney · July 21, 2016

What do you mean by plastic rock molding. Are you talking about fender flares?

No it's like a small grey plastic piece behind the front and rear wheel

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kheeney · July 21, 2016

He has them in this video and uses the same part number I ordered. They'll be here today.

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ShamrockShooter · July 21, 2016

Ok so that is just the standard plastic piece everyone has.

kheeney · July 21, 2016

Ok so that is just the standard plastic piece everyone has.

Awesome, that's what I was thinking. Thanks!

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eTruckGear · September 7, 2016

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towdog333 · September 10, 2016

I installed the WT mud guards and they fit great

haptime · September 12, 2016

I'm all about function as much as anything and I realize some people don't like mud flaps to make their vehicle appear cleaner and more lifted. Mud flaps serve a purpose for me, I had the specially made by GM mud flaps on my Chevy Avalanche for 15 years, it was easy to see over time having the mud flaps paid off in helping keep the vehicle clear of fender debris with less chips in the paint.

I ordered both the WeatherTech and Husky mud flaps, both are excellent. After holding both styles of mud flaps in place on my truck, I could see a few differences. If I remember correctly, the Husky mud flaps were about 2 inches longer than the WeatherTechs but I can't remember if it was the front or the rear set (I think it was the rear) , the other set was roughly the same as the Weathertechs in length. I decided to keep the Weathertech and return the Huskys for these reasons. The Weathertechs did not require any drilling but honestly that doesn't mean much to me because if I think something needs to be fastened properly to function properly, then I'll add the necessary hardware, so far I haven't felt the need to add any screws to the Weathertechs. The Weathertechs also have the slight bulge contour that very closely matches the small mud guard in front of the rear wheel, the huskys were simply flat in shape. Overall, I felt the Weathertechs had the better fit and look for my vehicle but no points taken away from Husky, it's a matter of preference.

cbrsilv15 · September 12, 2016

Just a head up, I had mudflaps on my 07 but they were the OEM ones. They trapped dirt/moisture/salt where they meet up against the fender. The paint started to peel and rust under the flaps. I know they will work better for those who drive down gravel roads all the time, but I'll never have a set again.

haptime · September 12, 2016

On the newer vehicles, the mud flaps mount direct on the moulded fender flare not directly on the metal part of the fender. So I guess it stands to reason if you have molded fender flares the same scenario exist in regards to trapping salt, dirt and other debris in between the actual metal body fender panel and the molded plastic whether you have mud flaps or not. Everyone has a different situation, and in my situation I won't never not have mud flaps.