Mud Flaps

[Brandon327]

What is the best mudflaps for a dually. Just got a new 2013 GMC 3500hd and i want to protect my camper from the rocks that the truck will sling out.

[goducks10]

boogie_4wheel wrote:
http://www.duraflap.com/

[Farmer_David]

I also like the Dura flaps

[fickman]

greende wrote:

45Ricochet wrote:

boogie_4wheel wrote:
http://www.duraflap.com/

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X3 or whatever number we're up to:C

I agree.

[chevor]

chevor wrote:
Heres what I pieced together. Antisal mudflaps from ryderfleetproducts.com about $10 a piece. Aluminum spash guards from autozone i think they were $20. I had add lights on them but they kept shorting out. Bolted together with stainless screws.


The flaps had held together for over 500,000 miles now.

[Brandon327]

Rob_Fla wrote:
Husky on the front and back, easy install, fit great

Do you have any pics? I am curious as to what they look like.

[Winged_One]

I have weathertech on mine. US made, no drill.



I also use a Stomberg Carlson hitch mounted louvered tow guard. Pic below is with the prior truck, no pic on the new truck yet.

[catfishmontana]

greende wrote:

45Ricochet wrote:

boogie_4wheel wrote:
http://www.duraflap.com/

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X3 or whatever number we're up to:C

X5983030...

I just bought my third set. Great small American company. Customer service is awesome, order over the phone, seriously great people. Very heavy duty flaps and no drilling required for rust free future. I have them on my current dually, but I don't have any pics of them yet. Had them on my two previous trucks and love them.

[Rob_Fla]

Husky on the front and back, easy install, fit great

[campinginthewoo]

http://www.towtector.com/

[southernsky]

Husky on front and back. Made for the truck and easy to mount.

[greende]

45Ricochet wrote:

boogie_4wheel wrote:
http://www.duraflap.com/

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X3 or whatever number we're up to:C

[nevadanick]

Scroll to the post with the white truck, these are what i have. http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/76-gm-trucks/127-3500-dually-trucks/440527-dually-rear-mud-guards.html

[dennis1]

I used Husky brand. I found that if you check one pair will fit the front of the wheel as well as the rear. So you need two pairs.

[45Ricochet]

boogie_4wheel wrote:
http://www.duraflap.com/

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