Husky Liners Front Mud Guards for Chevrolet Colorado 🐺 & GMC Canyon 2015-2019 - Black (No Fender Flares/Cladding), Model 58231 Review

WAAAAYYY better than I expected. Edit a year later: Vibrations from road conditions (dust, dirty wind, rain, water, etc.) caused the earbuds to rub and eat away at the paint. wouldn't recommend but they worked as intended so maybe some sort of rubber lining would have worked.

Looks great and fits well. You'll have to drill a hole, but I have a corner dill so that's not a problem. The edge of the fender recess is not as wide at the front as it is at the back, so you have to be more careful when drilling the hole than at the back. Plus it was Easy Peezy too!

Bought Thursday, arrived Saturday. It took me just over an hour and a half to install it, but everything could have gone much quicker if I hadn't been distracted. To be honest I was shocked at how easy they were to install. Remove the existing screws from the factory covers, place them over the factory covers and replace the screws. The front fenders have 2 bolts that you use from the existing fender and the new fenders come with 1 bolt on each side. I used a 1/8 bit to drill a new hole as…

Product just received and installed. Installation wasn't difficult. I had to remove the rear wheels so there was room to work. A few installation issues that I didn't like. A protective strip has been installed. The strip wasn't cut all the way through, so it stayed connected in various places when I peeled it off the paper. I had to get a razor blade to several sections. This happened on both the front and the back. Another installation step that I didn't pay attention to was the placement of…

Sturdy hard plastic case. When all the screws are tightened it really snaps in place and looks pretty good. I've seen other reviews saying the size of the drill bits should be increased for a hole being drilled, but I wouldn't recommend this. The hole to be drilled is for a screw that needs to be cut into the metal of the truck body, not for a bolt that goes through. The manufacturer recommends a 1/8-inch drill bit, so stick with it. Like other reviewers, I had trouble getting the clamp that is