[Kenda2015]

Is anyone running just the front mud flaps on there truck and nothing in the rear , I don't like the look of mud flaps but considering putting ones just up front to protect the side of the truck or is this a stupid idea.

 

[Welcher774]

I use the weathertech no drill mud flaps had color matched to the truck. Seems silly to only do the front. However it is your truck.

 

[Kenda2015]

yeah I guess your right , do you have a picture of what it looks like color matched

 

[Altus]

+2 on the WeatherTech's - I just put them on my truck specifically for the winter. Will see how they help keep some of the crud off the side steps.
I did both front & back -- if you're going to do the fronts, it just looks more balanced with the rear's as well.
Odd I just realized you can run with just the rear flaps on, and it looks ok.... but with just front ones it seems like somethings missing....

 

[Kenda2015]

So how hard are they to install if there's no drilling how exactly do they go on and I like the idea of just using them in the winter is it possible to just keep them on in the winter then any other time take them off or would it wear out the assembly taking them on and off

 

[ericlw]

i have the weathe tech no drill. takes longer to get them out of the box.

 

[Altus]

Here's E-Trailer's little install video -- it's scary easy
https://www.etrailer.com/tv-install...s-2015-chevrolet-silverado-2500-wt120035.aspx

 

[ferraiolo1]

I run the no drill flaps only in the winter since that's when they serve their purpose best. And take them off when the weather is nice since I absolutely hate the looks of them

 

[mandinga]

My truck came with OEM moulded mudflaps. Personally ai didn't like the look at took them off the day after I got the truck. They made the wheel arch look massive, which made the 20" wheels look tiny. I chose to have Xpel installed down both sides of the truck to protect against rock chips.

I recently installed larger Duratrac tires. I have noticed they pick up much larger stones from the construction sites I'm on verses the stock highway tires. I have orderd some gatorback mudflaps. They are a flexible rubber. I'm hoping they areally going to look better, and shed snow build-up easier than the OEM ones.

If you are going to do mudflaps, so all 4 corners. It will help crud from shooting up and rusting out behind the tail lights.