[c47aviator]

Judo, those are the AVS in channel. I've only had them on for five days but so far so good (actually I've only had the Colorado for 2 weeks). No rubbing/catching issues. Just made sure I left the windows shut for the first two days after putting them on.

 

[DarkGriffin]

I would recommend these mud flaps. No drilling was #1. Sorry for the Pics size. Cannot figure out how to make them smaller and pop up.

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[Jnz]

Are those the weathertech ones? They look great.

 

[judo]

I would recommend these mud flaps. No drilling was #1. Sorry for the Pics size. Cannot figure out how to make them smaller and pop up.

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Fit and finish do look good. I may just go that route.

 

[pepperk496]

20 minute install. Too easy.

 

[apwoodr]

will those fit with wheel flares?

 

[pepperk496]

will those fit with wheel flares?

Not without trimming the flares where they would meet the flaps.

 

[judo]

Judo, those are the AVS in channel. I've only had them on for five days but so far so good (actually I've only had the Colorado for 2 weeks). No rubbing/catching issues. Just made sure I left the windows shut for the first two days after putting them on.

Thanks! You guys are making me spend more every time I visit the forum.

 

[DarkGriffin]

These things fit right into place. By far the best looking I have seen.

 

[cadueitt]

I like the look of those! Seems like they might be a bit longer than the GM version. Any improvement to the amount of road gunk sprayed on the side of the truck?

 

[DarkGriffin]

I like the look of those! Seems like they might be a bit longer than the GM version. Any improvement to the amount of road gunk sprayed on the side of the truck?

We have not had any rain since I put them on here in MA. I will keep you posted.

 

[KSURooter]

Mine just came in with the in-channel vent visors. Now I need to go back down & get them installed. I actually went over 100 miles this weekend when I took my wife out for a ride. it is in my garage in my house we just purchased in Manhattan, KS. Keeping it there while we do the moving thing from NE to KS. Don't need to put the extra miles on it going back & forth. That is why I kept the old S-10 until we get all moved.

 

[Woot]

Not without trimming the flares where they would meet the flaps.

Anybody know if W/T or another aftermarket source will address the wheel flare fit?

 

[impact]

I was just about to order a set this morning when I went on line and discovered a 10% increase in their price. I called them up and was informed that the increase came into effect July 1st and no they would not roll the price back for me.
I had been waiting on you guys for pictures and reviews and was now all set to purchase but for $109.99 Can. I'm not so sure any-more.

 

[c47aviator]

I was just about to order a set this morning when I went on line and discovered a 10% increase in their price. I called them up and was informed that the increase came into effect July 1st and no they would not roll the price back for me.
I had been waiting on you guys for pictures and reviews and was now all set to purchase but for $109.99 Can. I'm not so sure any-more.

Are you referring to the weather tech No-drills? On the weathertech site, they are $69.90 plus $10 shipping.

Edit My bad didnt catch the 109.99 Can.

 

[bsn64]

Well, I ordered the WeatherTech No-Drill MudFlaps last Saturday afternoon and had them shipped Ground. The shipping was amazing, they arrived today (Tuesday).

The installation was very easy. The only minor complaints are that the blackish grey plastic is off ever so slightly from the Chevy plastic. That does not matter to me, but I thought I would mention it. The front flaps also eat up a little bit of the wheel well space. I have the 18" wheels, but if you want to run even bigger, that may become a factor. The WeatherTech QuickTurn fastening system is very cool, but the screw is silver instead of black, so the screw is very visible as a shiny silver part in a sea of black. I will probably blacken the screw with a bit of paint just to hide it.

I took a few more pictures with my phone to add a Red Rock Metallic LT to the collection.

 

[putz]

pretty sure with the 32" tires these will rub...doh

 

[kasimar1]

I ordered the WeatherTech mud flaps last week from RealTruck.com. Got an email today saying my mud flaps have been shipped and that they should arrive on Thursday. The biggest selling point for me was that it requires no drilling. Looking forward to getting them installed.

 

[JRJalapeno]

Well, I ordered the WeatherTech No-Drill MudFlaps last Saturday afternoon and had them shipped Ground. The shipping was amazing, they arrived today (Tuesday).

The installation was very easy. The only minor complaints are that the blackish grey plastic is off ever so slightly from the Chevy plastic. That does not matter to me, but I thought I would mention it. The front flaps also eat up a little bit of the wheel well space. I have the 18" wheels, but if you want to run even bigger, that may become a factor. The WeatherTech QuickTurn fastening system is very cool, but the screw is silver instead of black, so the screw is very visible as a shiny silver part in a sea of black. I will probably blacken the screw with a bit of paint just to hide it.

I took a few more pictures with my phone to add a Red Rock Metallic LT to the collection.

Thanks for posting pics. I appreciate it. Your truck looks great!

 

[bsn64]

Thanks for posting pics. I appreciate it. Your truck looks great!

Thanks! Now I just need to decide if I am going to add a bug deflector or step rails. At the moment, I am leaning toward no on the bug deflector. I put one on my Nissan Frontier and it made a noticeable drop in MPG. I really don't need the step-rails, but I keep thinking the truck needs something to dress it up along the bottom where the weld shows.