remnard

weather techs here. Cake walk. remove plastic retainers, use supplied nuts n bolts.

muffins

Watched a couple of those, they seem pretty simple

The dura flaps look intriguing though, they look like they have a lot more coverage. Decisions decisions...I think they cost more though then weathertech if I remember it right

Do the dura flaps have similar installation on the no drills?

muffins

Just pulled the trigger on the weathertechs! Can't wait to put them on

kiddo421

I just finished installing my weather tech mud flaps today, both the front and back. I must say, it was kind of a pain (for me anyway) to remove the plastic screws. Other than that, they bolt on no problem and seem very secure.

muffins

Do they just pop off? Flathead will work I'm guessing?

remnard

yes, a forked door panel removal tool was what I used. they're just plastic barbed rivets holding the molding in place.

muffins

Thanks! Just got them shipped, won't have time to install until Saturday though. Going to do it at my gf's house since I don't have any socket wrenches

muffins

Finally got to install the weathertechs and it really couldn't be any simpler. With the help of my inlaws tools I finally got it done.

One possible issue though is I took it out for a quick drive to pick some dinner up, and noticed an almost whistle kind of sound coming from somewhere in the front? Strange part was I didn't hear it on the way back...and the problem was present when accelerating. Unsure if something was going on with the flaps or if it's the truck itself. After I got to my destination I did move the flaps around a little to see if it was the cause and like I said on the way back it sounded fine. Weird...

remnard

has anyone put weathertech flaps on a truck with factory fender flares?

BucketMan

Yes, no problems, perfect fit.

Not the best pic, but the only one I have right now.