Mudflap Recommendation for a 2013 Chevy Silverado
Published 04/16/2015 >
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I have a 2013 2500HD Chevy Silverado 2WD without fender trim. I am looking to add mud flaps to it. In looking at your product options, I can buy either a 4 piece set or purchase front and rear separate. Are they the same parts? They look to be very different. The separate sets look longer, is that correct? And they appear to mount different. Any difference in quality of construction or ease of attachment or stronger attachment? Im leaning towards purchasing the separate sets. Any advice ? Also, I have seen and looking for a front rear set of mud flaps, a small set that attaches to the front of the rear wheel opening to keep debris from being slung forward. Any idea where I might get a set of those, they appear to be non OEM BUT NOT 100 sure. Thanks in advance for your help.....
asked by: Mike B
Expert Reply:
The correct mudflaps by Weathertech that we offer are the part # WT120010 for just the rear, part # WT110010 just the front and part # WT110010-120010 for both.
The pictures may look somewhat different but I can assure you that whichever way you order the mudflaps you will end up with the same sets.
We don't carry the front flaps you described that you are looking for either unfortunately.
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WeatherTech Mud Flaps - Easy-Install, No-Drill, Digital Fit - Front and Rear Set
- Mud Flaps
- Custom Fit
- Front and Rear Set
- Single
- No-Drill Install
- Wheel Well Mount
- Custom Width
- Plastic
- WeatherTech
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