Molded Splash Guards - Question

Hello all,

I'm new to the forum and have been a 07' Tahoe owner for all of one week now. I'd like to get some splash guards (Front and rear.). Where is a good place to get them and since I am not mechanically inclined - is the dealer the best place to have them installed?

TIA and this forum is very cool!

Allen

I have had my Yukon for about a week now also and I already installed the Husky splash guards. They look real good and are pretty easy to install yourself. I got mine here, was the cheapest I could find and they shipped very fast. You will need a drill to drill thru some plastic, phillips screwdriver and you will probably have to remove the wheels to get at it easier (one at a time). If you have the "right" tools then you won't need to remove the wheels as I didn't remove mine.
Fronts are #56731 and the rears are #57731

http://www.truckcustomizers.com/products/-BM-QB/R4HSL179.4.html

I did the OEM ones @ 32.00 a set. About 1/2 hour to install for each set.

Molded Splash Guards

Thank you Genestoy and Jon07LT for your responses. I ended up getting the GM splash guards and they look very nice.

AAHTahoe said:

Thank you Genestoy and Jon07LT for your responses. I ended up getting the GM splash guards and they look very nice.

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Good deal, glad they worked out. I like the way they look as well, and really easy to install.

Jon07LT said:

I did the OEM ones @ 32.00 a set. About 1/2 hour to install for each set.

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That's a grat deal! I just paid $98.00 for a set at my Chevy dealer. Surprisingly though, I picked up 2 Delco PF-48 filters for 11 bucks. Shoulda bought a case...

Anyone have a pic of these OEM splash guards handy? I am very quickly noticing that the 20s and their tires are constantly throwing up water and debris on the sides of the truck...and for a neat freak like me, pisses me off to see the truck dirty right after I wash her!

Do they come painted? Like to match the White if I could...

Haven't seen any that have been painted but with proper prep, you should be able to do it.

Here's some pics of mine on rear. Waiting until I replace boards to get front ones.