How to Install Husky Liners Custom Molded Mud Flaps on a Chevrolet Silverado

[@ram-de9ds]

I had to get longer screws for the upper ones on both sides. Original were too short to get a grip. Once I figured that out, installation went well

[@ZombieApocalpyse]

at 2:30 what is that little plastic piece called? its what he covers with the new mudflap, i took my mud flaps off and accidentally took off/destroyed the parts and i have no idea what they are called and if i could buy new ones if anyone could tell me what they are called i would be very grateful

[@RavenHybrid-pv8fs]

John great video on installing the husky mud flaps.😀

[@waynewatson7970]

SO do you prefer rubber mud flaps. They seem to be hard to find easy installs for the rubber version.

[@Realtruck]

+Wayne Watson Rubber mud flaps are generally a universal fit so there will be modifications involved. If we have a 6" + lifted truck with 35" + tires we go for a rubber mudflap. If your vehicle has stock tires or a size larger with a lift less then 6" go with a custom molded mudflap. The custom molded mudflap will have a cleaner look.

[@W.Vanderbilt]

What size did you use the 9 or 10?

[@Realtruck]

ANTHONY SOPRANO: The Husky Liner Custom Molded Mud Flaps for this vehicle come 10.5" wide.

[@W.Vanderbilt]

@@Realtruck Thank you Sir/Ma'am for the quick response back as this will help me going forward

[@Realtruck]

You are very welcome! Our pleasure.

[@jmm866]

Not a thorough video on install.

[@saperlipopete1480]

lol lui il en achete des neufs, moi le premier truc que j fais sur ses bagnoles, c est enlever ces garde boue de merde, c est trop moche!!!!

[@Realtruck]

+saperlipopete1480 Qu'entendez-vous supprimer ces ailes de merde ?

[@saperlipopete1480]

rien, je n aime le look avec ces pieces, je préfère sans. maintenant chacun ses gouts :-)

[@Realtruck]

Voilà pourquoi il y a tant d'années. Pas tout le monde aime tout .

[@andrewwilliamdaniels]

you're a lier. you said there was no drilling required. MAN!!!

[@Realtruck]

+Andrew Daniels Ahh hem Take another look at the video. There was no drilling. I did however use a screw gun to remove and re-install the screws. Can see how that could be mistaken for a drill. Well, except for, that pesky #2 Phillips Head Bit in the end of it. lol