Factory GM Splash Guards & Mud Flaps
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The Easiest Way to Install New Splash Guards
Adding or replacing your vehicle’s splash Guards or mud flaps is one of the most affordable ways to protect your paint from rock chips, slush, and road debris. A well-fitted Splash Guard or Mud Flap not only improves durability but also complements your truck’s rugged look when using a properly matched Flap Set.
Are OEM Flap Sets Worth It?
An OEM flap set for your Chevrolet Silverado 1500 offers direct bolt-on fitment, superior materials, and styling that flows seamlessly with the body lines. These guards also meet factory durability standards for withstanding off-road grit and urban slush alike.
Replacing Mud Guards in Your Silverado
1. Remove the Old Splash Shield
Use a trim tool or screwdriver to detach the factory fasteners holding the old splash shield or mud guard in place.
2. Clean the Wheel Well Area
Before installing the new mud flap, wipe down the wheel arch to remove dirt, grime, or any adhesive residue.
3. Align the New Flap Set
Hold the new flap set against the mounting holes to confirm proper fitment before fastening.
4. Secure With OEM Hardware
Use the included clips or screws to secure the splash guards tightly, ensuring no gap between the guard and the fender.
To complete the look, consider upgrading your truck’s wheels with matching wheel center caps. Contact us now to get genuine Silverado mud protection at an unbeatable value.