Splash Guards

[26 Tungsten]

I ordered a set of splash guards from the Mopar store. Not happy with them so sent them back. I’m interested in seeing what other people here on the forum have put on their trucks. I’m looking for something small that I don’t need double sided tape to secure besides the screws. My truck won’t be seeing any off road, unless anyone considers parking on the grass off road. Please send pictures of any Tungsten’s with splash guards if you have them. I did have the truck fully detailed after purchase. Clear bra on the nose and complete ceramic coating. Plan on keeping this for a long time, unless I have issues. Only put a 165 miles on it so far.

 

[1979 300]

Weathertech no-drill splash guards work for me, I had them on my last two trucks. They fit perfectly, all the mounting holes line up with existing wheel well screws.

 

[jason1]

I thought I got the weather tech too but looking at my notes I got Husky Liners - Front & Rear Mud Guards

I'm sure they're very similar. I'm very happy with mine. Looks factory. I didn't have to drill anything either.

 

[rzr6-4]

I have double sided tape flares on my sierra. They held on great and were actually still hard to remove when I got it repainted last summer. Little tricky putting them on but not too bad.

The ones that just screw into the wheel well and have a piece of rubber trim between the plastic and your paint, those will eat through your paint over time. I had a set on my ram for a few years and when I decided I didn't like the look anymore, I got to spend an evening doing some spray can bed liner around my wheel wells to cover up the groove that they had cut. Would not recommend.

 

[91rt]

I read in a couple different areas that weather tech makes the mopar ones with the ram logo. Would make sense as those are no drill either and utilize the current plastic rivets.