🚗 Husky Liners 58201: Custom Front Mud Guards for 2015-2020 Chevrolet Suburban, Tahoe, GMC Yukon & Yukon XL - Black Review

These are the best fenders I have ever installed. Fits perfectly on the front fender of my 2020 Denali. Fastened directly with the screws already installed at the factory. They install in no time and fit like GM made them, maybe even better. I have auto-folding footrests and no glitches. Love that they are made in the USA! Thank you Husky for a great product.

They were easy to install on my 2017 Yukon Denali. I didn't have to remove the front wheels like the instructions suggest, I just turned the wheels to the side. You just need to use a short screwdriver. The power footpegs release the flaps, but only a fraction of an inch. My least favorite thing about these treads is the grainy matte finish. Weathertech fenders are much smoother and easier to clean, but are not compatible with retractable footrests.

You can see in the first photo these Husky liners fit my 2019 Tahoe like a glove! The second photo shows GM fenders on the back of the car. While the bolt holes and contour line up very well, there is a significant gap in the upper horizontal portion of the fender that looks unfinished at best. I've had to use Husky liners both front and rear and can still swap out the GM protection for Husky liners or else I look at the 'gap' every time I approach my Midnight Edition Tahoe!

The front flaps fit perfectly, do not take up much space and are inexpensive. They were the only ones I could find that worked with power pegs. I don't even think GM makes flaps like that. Tailgates for Tahoe. I ordered the wrong ones and they still fit the Suburban if you drill holes. Because they are made for Tahoe, they are slightly inboard and slightly smaller. That's great quality. I think they look better than factory valves. They should be installed on almost every new Tahoe/Suburban…

I liked the reviews that said it was easy to install on my Chevrolet Tahoe. It uses 3 existing bolts in each rear wheel well, plus one that you need to install. First you need to apply DECAL protective paint. The application requires the use of soapy water and a squeegee (e.g. window tinting). That's stupid. A clear sticker would be nice. In any case, you can easily install it even with 22-inch wheels. An additional screw (absolutely necessary in my opinion) can be fitted with a ratchet…

I needed quality guards to keep rocks from flying off my tires and ruining my paintwork. But even these protections had to be strong enough to withstand light to moderate off-road loads (mainly on beaches). These guards are perfect. They practically eliminated the impact of stones on the ground, and also removed a large amount of spatter. On the beach, when driving on deep sand, they did not show the slightest damage. Installation was quick and easy. To ensure correct alignment and installation

I've learned that in the Custom world it's not uncommon for a product to be modified to fit or do what it does target. Those fenders were a pleasant surprise. They fit my 2015 Suburban exactly as described with no drilling or other modifications. All that was required was to turn the wheels all the way to one side and, using a #15 Torx bit on the short-handled screwdriver, remove the 3 factory screws as directed. The only thing not mentioned in the instructions was removing a piece of black…

These were the only fenders I could find that work with power pegs that go all the way to the back of the front wheel opening. They fit the car well, look good and do a good job of keeping the side of the car clean. Make sure you get the correct part number when using these with the electric footpegs, part number 58210. I originally shipped them with the wrong markings and didn't match the boards. However, Husky corrected the error and sent me the correct set free of charge. They weren't that…