fender splash shields

PinnacleX

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Anyone know of any aftermarket sellers? or the dimensions on them from hole to hole Id like to make some metal ones at work with some grommets, the factories wanna fall off so loose.
 
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As stated, rad rubber, quality and durability is amazing. Then you can put that energy somewhere else. I'd think the metal ones would be noisy and rattle even with grommets.
 
Ark Splash Guards are the way to go! Awesome company and American Made. Barely over $100.

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You're the one who chose what the selling features were in your first post. These would have been a better argument to begin with, but flimsy? No they're not. You got a discount code over there too?
 
You're the one who chose what the selling features were in your first post. These would have been a better argument to begin with, but flimsy? No they're not. You got a discount code over there too?

No I dont. And you seem salty AF.....you ok?
 
Just got my set from Rad Rubber. Much thicker than the OEM set that failed, solid purchase.

Not the kind of thing I'd pay double for for the other brand mentioned, but I also don't take pictures of my wheel well to put on Instagram.
 
Seems like alot of shade being thrown around LOOL

I personally went with Rad. They are much beefier than stock and come with new clips to replace the stock ones. Ark looks like another good choice, but i perosnally didnt want too spend too much on splash guards.
 
But they still look flimsy and they are 2 piece. They don't seem much different than stock and do not offer much coverage.

Arks are very sturdy and one piece with max coverage.

Sir!!!! You are a true facilitator.



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My Rad rubber are all cracked and falling apart. Surprised no one else mentioned this.

Two of mine are cracking. I think the template was messed up as there is a bit to much bendiness in the each of the rears, the front of the wheel are “fine”. Not super happy with them as I have only had them on for a bit over a year, not a lot of activity during that time, and those two need to be replaced already. They might not like our dry climate either.
 
so just let me get this straight, there isn't any real benefit to this, unless your splash guard is already deteriorating or missing?

Asking for a friend:hiding:
 
nope, not in this dirtbags opinion, spend the money on new clips, some rubber washers and the rest on a fkn big box of wine not whine :biggrin1:
 
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