No drill husky liner mud guards

SuperDuper · November 3, 2019

I have a 2019 AT4 that came with what I would consider sort of mud/splash guards on already (see image) on the front and rear. I’d like to get larger ones that provide better coverage for the salt and snow for this upcoming winter and am considering the no drill mud guards from Husky Liners. Has anyone had to remove the little splash guards from the factory yet and is it a terrible job? Anyone have experience with the no drill husky liner mud guards and if they are worth a darn? I appreciate any feedback.

Boda1985 · November 3, 2019

36 minutes ago, SuperDuper said:

I have a 2019 AT4 that came with what I would consider sort of mud/splash guards on already (see image) on the front and rear. I’d like to get larger ones that provide better coverage for the salt and snow for this upcoming winter and am considering the no drill mud guards from Husky Liners. Has anyone had to remove the little splash guards from the factory yet and is it a terrible job? Anyone have experience with the no drill husky liner mud guards and if they are worth a darn? I appreciate any feedback

The GM ones From the link below, will arrive tomorrow. I’ll let you know how easy they are to install. Hopefully they help, I already got a chip in my door from the first snowstorm of the year! I ordered both front and back.

https://www.shopchevyparts.com/exterior/2019-sierra-1500-splash-guards-front-molded-black-set-two/84420655-p-92301612.html

truck_newbie · November 3, 2019

3 hours ago, SuperDuper said:

I have a 2019 AT4 that came with what I would consider sort of mud/splash guards on already (see image) on the front and rear. I’d like to get larger ones that provide better coverage for the salt and snow for this upcoming winter and am considering the no drill mud guards from Husky Liners. Has anyone had to remove the little splash guards from the factory yet and is it a terrible job? Anyone have experience with the no drill husky liner mud guards and if they are worth a darn? I appreciate any feedback.

I have the husky no drill. I have installed the fronts. Will install the rears this week (didn't have a low profile torx 15 wrench and i didn't want to remove the rear tires). It installs over the factory mudguards. I will post pictures when complete.

truck_newbie · November 5, 2019

On 11/3/2019 at 6:48 AM, SuperDuper said:

I have a 2019 AT4 that came with what I would consider sort of mud/splash guards on already (see image) on the front and rear. I’d like to get larger ones that provide better coverage for the salt and snow for this upcoming winter and am considering the no drill mud guards from Husky Liners. Has anyone had to remove the little splash guards from the factory yet and is it a terrible job? Anyone have experience with the no drill husky liner mud guards and if they are worth a darn? I appreciate any feedback.

Aight, here you go. Install is easy. Clips can be a bit hard to get on. As i mentioned in the prior post, it installs over the factory mud-guards. The fronts use replacement longer screws (included). The rear re-uses the factory screws which seems odd but the fit seems tight. Definitely much bigger and taller than the factory as you can see in the pics.

SuperDuper · November 6, 2019

Thanks Truck_Newbie, that’s the information I was looking for. I think I’ll be ordering a set of front and rears for myself.

Boda1985 · November 17, 2019

I installed the GMC mud flaps. They are wider and longer. I like the look. I did have to drill in the rear mud flap. Front requires 2 rivets, one which goes in a hole that already exists, the other is in the wheel well liner, which is cloth. The pics below are from the back

Boda1985 · November 17, 2019

Picture of front

Thomas McGrath · March 1, 2020

are they a pain to install ? and did you have to remove the tires ? If not how did you drill the 1/4 hole ?

thanks

Edited March 1, 2020 by Thomas McGrath
more info

It'sMe · July 17, 2020

I have the optional factory mud guards as pictured above. To me it looks like the Husky Liner aftermarket versions are longer still and a bit wider which is actually what I'm looking for. What are my options?

BurnsMax · July 17, 2020

3 hours ago, It'sMe said:

I have the optional factory mud guards as pictured above. To me it looks like the Husky Liner aftermarket versions are longer still and a bit wider which is actually what I'm looking for. What are my options?

I have the weather tech ones and they are similar to the husky. A breeze to install. Took like 10 minutes if that