Husky Liners 56731 Custom Front Mud Guards for 2007-14 🚙 Cadillac Escalade, Chevrolet Suburban, GMC Tahoe - Black, No Z71 Package Included Review

I have fitted these to my Tahoe 08 and am happy with them so far! I live near a dirt road and they really help protect the paintwork from rock chips. I recommend!

Does not follow body lines. They don't follow the lines of the rear bumper body and the holes don't line up. Have them in the foreground and they're great, but they don't fit properly and can't be used.

Installs by rotating the tires Includes all necessary hardware If you wish to fit a paint protection film allow time for cleaning and drying. The result is a layer of dirt on the running board.

They are a bit difficult to attach to the rear tires. The front wheels can be folded out to create space to work. The rear tires limit the working space. Removing the rear tires would make the installation easier in the long run, but I don't have those tools. I found it necessary to drill mounting holes in my 2008 Tahoe. I'm sure they will last a long time as I have a set on my 2013 Wrangler and love them.

Nice quality pebbles/fenders that I bought for my 2009 and 2010 Chevrolet Avalanches. The Husky liners fit exactly like the original factory flaps (both of my trucks have factory footpegs) and are easy to install with the included hardware. They do a great job of protecting and keeping the underside of my truck clean and also keep rock chips out. More money than the standard general purpose fenders, but well worth it.

Please note that the Revain vehicle mapping table may give incorrect results. I was told this product would fit my car on the trim level and two days after ordering I called the manufacturer who told me they don't make it for my trim level. So I had to send these back. I like huskies; I have been using their and Weathertech flooring for 16 years now and have no complaints. They seemed like a decent product, I would just check with the manufacturer if unsure.

Bought a front and rear wheel kit for my 2008 Chevy Avalanche. The front ones fit easily with the existing factory bolts and holes (plus the 2 extras that came with the valves). But there were problems at the back. They didn't match the contour of the Avalanche's rear fender, so I had to change the third bottom screw hole to align the guard with it. If you look at the photos you can see what I'm talking about by looking at the back of the flap. That issue aside, they worked great and I'm very…

Suburban LTZ 2012 with non-removable factory steps. These things are great. No drilling for easy and quick installation. I didn't remove the wheels, which didn't affect the installation. To make tightening the "internal" fasteners easier, simply rotate the handlebars for better access. The pads are made of high quality and durable plastic. They're not big, but they're not small either. I like to think my car looks "cool" and those accents are good. I haven't tested their overall goal, which is…