Husky Liners Mud Guards | Front and Rear Mud Guards - Black | 56886 | Fits 2014-2018 Chevrolet Silverado 1500, 2015-2019 Silverado 2500/3500, 2019 Silverado 1500 LD w/ Single Rear Wheels 4 Pcs

After a few hours scrubbing tar and rail dust off my white Silverado, I decided mud flaps are a necessity. Settled on these after some internet research. Install takes only a few minutes on each wheel well, and the fit is great! Don't be a wimp, and drill the 1/8" hole for the 3rd screw on the rear ones. The extra screw makes a HUGE difference. No need to take the wheels/tires off. Just use a socket wrench with a torx bit. There's plenty of clearance on OEM tires if you do that. I did have to cut my rear paint guards with scissors, but it was a straight line, and the cut side is hidden by the mud flaps anyways. It's a slight inconvenience, but definitely something anyone can easily do. Also, for others complaining about the holes being misaligned, I think we're dealing with people who don't know which end of the wrench to hold. Mine were slightly off, but they work themselves right into place as you tighten them. They look like OEM, which is my preference, and they seem very sturdy. Time will tell how they hold up. So far, I'm very pleased.

Mud flaps fit great and look good. They serve their intended purpose very well and have made a huge difference in keeping the salt and snow off my rocker panels and fenders. Instructions are easy to follow - I had to go buy screws to mount the rear ones. Do yourself a favor and take the wheels off to mount the rear ones!!

Very well made and easy to install. I have had them on for a month and have driven a lot and they do hold back the dirt and mud. Worth the purchase.

Set of 4 Mud flaps fit perfect (vehicle specific) and used the existing holes/screws on the truck. 2017 Silverado Z71 Double cab w/ 6ft 6in bed. I didn't have to remove any tires to install and you can just turn the front tires right or left for more space to work. Two extra screws came with the set so I used one at the top of each rear mud flap for a little extra security. Took only about 60 mins to install. They are made of rigid plastic.

Recently purchased a 2016 Chevy Silverado 2500HD. It did not come with mud flaps/guards. I have always been of the belief that mud guards prevent paint chipping by rocks and keep the sides of your vehicle cleaner. So I bought these mud guards. They are heavy duty, and well made. They are easy to attach, and look great when installed. When attached, they look factory. My friend who assisted me in the installation instantly wanted to get a set for his truck when he saw what they looked like on my truck. One note. You use some screws that are already installed on your truck. We thought that insufficient screws had been supplied with the guards, until we realized some screws that were already being used on the truck are being reused.

Fit perfect. Highly recommend. Have them on my ram also. Durable and work really well.

Great mudflaps and easy to install. Look nice also. Protects your paint to if you have all terrain tires. Nice product. Have them on both our trucks.

Easy installation BUT you will need to drill a hole for the top screw on the front ones and all three holes on each of the rear ones.

The fit of these were excellent. Easy to install. Required drilling of one hole in front on each side. Required all holes in rear to be drilled. As people were saying you will need to remove rear tires to drill 1/8 holes. Saying this I have a 90 degree air drill and was able to do this with out removing rear wheels. Nice quality mud guards.

Excellent fitting. Easy to install. Don’t need any modifications drilling. It’s plastic but it’s flexible and it’s high quality.

Se adaptan perfectamente a los orificios y tornillos existentes de la camioneta

Fit Parfaitement Avant et Arrière ,Facile a installer en un rien de temps sur mon GMC Sierra SLE 2017,de bonne qualitée,OK....

I bought these for my new 2018 Chevrolet Silverado and they were designed to use existing fasteners on the truck. On the top of the rear mudguards, there is a piece of two way tape that you can use instead of drilling through the box which is amazing. The tape sticks very well and it was cold when I installed it. No drilling means no chance of rusting and/or voiding warranty. They fit like a glove on my double cab, 6 ft box truck. My buddy paid over $150 CAD for his (different brand), which required drilling, so he payed the dealership to install them to cover the whole "rust protection/warranty" aspect. These were very well priced and I installed them myself. Very impressed!