Rock tamers

Nautique200 wrote:
They work great and are easily adjustable. I have used the same set on four different trucks. Varying in stock suspension to lifted. The arm can swing down for more coverage on the taller trucks. I also use them on the end of my super hitch extension when I tow with my camper.

Thank you for this post. It is very helpful.
I was on the fence about getting them, knowing about their value and utility, but concerned about interference with the overhang of the camper.

They work great and are easily adjustable. I have used the same set on four different trucks. Varying in stock suspension to lifted. The arm can swing down for more coverage on the taller trucks. I also use them on the end of my super hitch extension when I tow with my camper.

I bought mine after I installed a set of fog lights as auxiliary back up lights. The lights are set back from the bumper, below the frame, and they light up the Rock Tamers very well.

I got them for 277$ cdn took me 20 min to install

How much did they cost?

I picked up a set yesterday , so far here's my thoughts

They don't interfere with my sensors, they are heavy duty , no sail and they stopped any rocks from pinging off the horse trailer last night .

That being said I think ill have to pull them off while the camper is load since I do most my hauling with out the camper on , my alpen lite isn't that light so I think my flaps will end up dragging if I leave Em on

They are a problem for the backup sensors.

I would think the overhang of the camper would defeat the back-up sensors from workin properly. THat's what happens with my brother and his camper.

If the exhaust exits the back, like on a Chevy 2009+, those mud flaps won't work.
THey'd only work on side exit exhaust.

Rock Tamers mud flap system...And a decent price!
Rock Tamers