Any experience installing this mud guards:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-...QQcmdZViewItem

Is it easy to install? Please share your comments.

Lately my lower body panels have scratches because of the rocks coming off the tires and hitting the bottom part of the panels.


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I ordered those but instead opted for the GM ones that have the molded in fairing at the rear of the mudguard. Those installed with no problem.

The GM seemed to have just a might more coverage area both downward and outward. I have stock 20's.

 

Where did you order your GM mud guards and how much did you pay for it?

Thanks,

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Local Chevy dealer......sorry but I can't recall what I paid, but I get 25% off of the list price from them.

 

Hey guys i talked to parts counter and was told if i have running boards these will not work, any feed back, Later

 

Hey guys i talked to parts counter and was told if i have running boards these will not work, any feed back, Later

 

I installed the GM mud flaps without any problems, I have running boards. They fit the fenders very well. Chevy makes two different flaps for the front fenders, one set without running boards and another for. I don't recall the part number but if I find the paper work when I get home I will post(I am at work). I bought my flaps from the local Chevy dealer, $80 for front and rear.[]

 

Got mine at my dealer with my discount. Very easy to install. Do a good job protecting from road rash.

 

They DO make a guard for the front that is MADE to work with boards. Tell him to check the accessory parts catalog.
OR go to another Chevy dealer that knows his chit

 

P/N for front flaps w/ running boards: 17802157
P/N for front flaps w/o running boards: 17802158
Neither has logo.
P/N for rear flaps: 17802159
Has logo (raised bowtie)