Husky Liners® 57211 Rear, Driver and Passenger Side Mud Flaps, Black, Plastic, Custom Fit Series
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Husky Liners® 57211 Rear, Driver and Passenger Side Mud Flaps, Black, Plastic, Custom Fit Series
Manufacturer #57211
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$59.99
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| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Part | |
| Brand | |
| Location | Rear, Driver And Passenger Side |
| Notes | Molded Type; Material - Thermoplastic; Fits Models With Factory Fender Flares Only; Will Not Fit 2007 New Body Style; Rear |
| Color Finish | Black |
| Quantity Sold | Set of 2 |
| Warranty | Lifetime Husky Liners limited warranty |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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| Specialty Part | Performance Part by JCW |
| Attachment Style | Screw-on |
| Material | Plastic |
| Mounting Style | Wheel Well Mount |
| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Requires Drilling | Drilling required |
| Series | Custom Fit Series |
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Husky Liners®Rear, Driver And Passenger Side Mud Flaps, Black, Plastic, Custom Fit Series
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Great addition & easy installRear, Driver And Passenger Side Mud Flaps, Black, Plastic, Custom Fit Series
Bought last month because factory mud guards falling apart. I was pleased with the custom fit & installation. The look is much better than oem guards. Terrific value.
J
Posted by Jslash41 / Thu, Feb 18
Originally posted at JCWhitney.com
Installing the rear set of mud flaps on my 2004 2500HD was more of a project than the front ones. The instructions are fairly easy to follow but they made no mention that the rear wheels have to be removed in order to drill an additional hole in the fender. There is just not enough room to get a drill motor in between the fender and the tire.
DJ
Posted by Duramax Jack / Mon, Jun 02
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