Mud Flaps Husky brand vs others

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TxRap

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I had the Weathertech fronts and rears for over a year, and they look OEM and provide great coverage. However, they're stiff and I read they may break or damage the side trim if you do rock crawling. Since I'll go to Big Bend this year, I decided to swap them out for PDP mud guards today, and I also really like the look. To me, you can't go wrong with either one, but go for PDP if you do significant off-roading.
 

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I have the Husky ones on the front. They stop most of the mud flinging up onto the door, but not all. I think they need to be about 3 inches longer.
 
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I went with the Husky flaps. I have about 800 miles on the truck with them so far. Our lake house has a 300 foot gravel lane and the tires load up with rocks and fling the rocks when we get to the pavement and reach highway speeds. I am getting rock chips on the handles and the flares. I should of went with some of the larger options out there.

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