Husky Liners 58266: Custom Front and Rear Mud Guards for 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 - New Body (Black) Review

Stay away if you have the 2019 new body style. The front kit is not flush, leaving a hole for debris to enter. I will post a photo of the original and then the new kit where you can see the difference. Then same story with the rear wheels where you either have to cut a section or use some muscle power to operate the rear propeller causing them to curve a little at the top.

They are smooth and worth it as far as I can tell. Installed immediately after delivery. This is a time-consuming step if you decide to apply a protective film. I was grateful to my wife for the skill in this step as we installed it on a 5 day old truck! No problems with the installation process. I was thankful that I had been given a Torx 15 socket the night before to make working in tighter spaces doable! The fit and finish seems great!

Fits very well. Make sure they are in place before applying the tape. This stuff doesn't like to come off. Cheaper than Weathertech. Not as big as they are, but they seemed too big. As if they were breaking through deep snow or off-road. I think they look better than Weathertech. The top clamp clip isn't as good as theirs, but it seems to work. No need to drill holes like factory which is silly.

I bought these because I've had them on my 2016 Silverado for 5 years with no problems. I have only one problem with the installation. Not specifically with the husky, but more as a warning. I installed them on a 2020 Silverado. All was going well until I replaced the external screw. GM uses a fastener that allows very little clearance and attaches to the wheel arch cover. To get enough pressure on the clasp to allow the slide to hook I had to use a small board behind the curtain and press the…

One pocket was missing so a protective cover was too short. The 2021 Silverados have a slot punched into the side of the front fender for the stock half fenders. They hardly, I mean, hardly close that slit. A little coincidence would be nice. You don't get very far. One would expect truck fenders to be more honest. There are good things to note. The factory front guards have 5 brackets. 3 x Torx T15 head screws and 10mm bolts. A T-15 and 10mm on the bottom and none of them remount with these…