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I had Husky mud guards on a previous pickup for 15 years. They looked good and do the job. The guards I just purchased look good and I am sure will be efficient. Im not crazy how the rear ones go on. They have a piece of two-sided tape on the top which maybe helps hold in place during installation but really does not hold them in place. Chevrolet has no upper holes for the rear guards so you can drill a hole or use the enclosed clips. The clips are metal and will likely rust with time. Maybe a good fiber clip that will not promote rust would be better. The guards are molded and likely cost little to manufacture but are pricey. They should sell for about half the retail price. Overall, they are a good product.
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It's so nice to order a product that custom fits my truck. Took me 30 minutes to install all 4 because the pre-cut holes matched the screws already in place in my wheel wells.
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Would not fit with fender flares..bummer..but like the look..
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Very solid durable, fit perfect, easy to install, its what the factory should have installed.
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all good , fit is nice, just turn front tires to each side to remove and install factory screws on flaps ,done in 30min.
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