mudflaps and locking lug nuts
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From: Rifle, CO
I have the husky flaps, and they seem great.
Locking life are a horrible idea. Good luck finding and using that key when you're on the side of the road in the middle of the night in a storm.
Locking life are a horrible idea. Good luck finding and using that key when you're on the side of the road in the middle of the night in a storm.
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I’d have to disagree on the “horrible idea” comment, and maybe anyone who’s ever had a set of wheels stolen would agree with me. As for the lug key... it stays hidden in the truck, always.
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From: Wichita Kansas
I have Weathertech on the rear and Ford Accessory mud flaps on the front.
The front Weathertech mud flaps hit the front tires every time I backed out of the driveway.
For locking lug nuts, I bought Gorilla on all 24 wheel studs.
I ordered an extra key so one is always in the center console and one is in my tool box with my sockets.
i have never had an issue with finding or using the key when required. YMMV.
The front Weathertech mud flaps hit the front tires every time I backed out of the driveway.
For locking lug nuts, I bought Gorilla on all 24 wheel studs.
I ordered an extra key so one is always in the center console and one is in my tool box with my sockets.
i have never had an issue with finding or using the key when required. YMMV.
Last edited by Mr_Breeze; Dec 31, 2018 at 08:05 PM. Reason: Update
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From: Michigan
I threw a set of front and rear weathertechs on this fall. Love them. I always swore I'd never have mud flaps on a truck, thinking it was old man-ish....decided I wanted to try and get the most life I could out of this one. I think they fit great and look pretty good with the stock tires. Never had any rubbing. One of the biggest things for me...living in a lake effect snow-prone area is the buildup of snow under the quarter and door panels. The front flaps have helped with this a lot. Have a set of locking lugs sitting on the shelf somewhere....too rural to worry about having those on the truck.
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I have Weathertech on the rear and Ford Accessory mud flaps on the front.
The front Weathertech mud flaps hit the front tires every time I backed out of the driveway.
For locking lug nuts, I bought Gorilla on all 24 wheel studs.
I ordered an extra key so one is always in the center console and one is in my tool box with my sockets.
i have never had an issue with finding or using the key when required. YMMV.
The front Weathertech mud flaps hit the front tires every time I backed out of the driveway.
For locking lug nuts, I bought Gorilla on all 24 wheel studs.
I ordered an extra key so one is always in the center console and one is in my tool box with my sockets.
i have never had an issue with finding or using the key when required. YMMV.