Husky Liners 58131 Fits 2019 Dodge Ram 1500 with OEM Fender Flares Custom Front Mud Guards,Black

The installation process is very simple! It worked very well for me to use clear paint protectant tape. Between the fender flare and the molded part of the flare, there is a gap of about 1/4". This is not the way it is supposed to be. There was a post on a forum that said the 1/4" gap fits perfectly on the Rebel and non-limited trims The more I learn, the more I'll update this post. A reminder ****Update About a week ago, I called and emailed Husky with pictures of the gap issue. Then I followed up by email to see if they had received my No response has been received from either email I sent them. If we were considering this, I would have expected a response at the very least! The following are the updates for Update A new flap that fits perfectly is in the works. As soon as the replacement flares are ready, the company will take the names of people with gap flares so that they can trade them out with the new ones. There are different flares on the profile of the limited truck compared to the others. There is a good chance you can wear them if you don't have a limited. The third update is as follows As far as Husky is concerned, I have given up. No one has kept in touch with each other. During the last two months, I have been waiting. For my limited, I chose Weathertech mud flaps. Two sets of Husky flaps I ordered both had a gap in them. I have just updated version 4 of this post. I haven't heard from Husky since last week. The lady I have been emailing there every month for the last 6 months has been very helpful. It has been three months since she stopped responding. So I will just don't do business with you anymore.

Berkley Monroe

| Dec 21, 2020

The gap is not as wide as others have reported. They may be the Limited trim, which is somewhat different, according to my understanding. The factory holes and screws were used for installation, making it very simple. The trim is held on with a double-stick tape that supposedly keeps them in place, but the tape came untucked almost immediately despite being cleaned and put under It comes with some very small mounting brackets for the trim that you could drill a small hole into the trim to act as a better hold (instead of using tape), but I haven't drilled a hole into the trim yet. These just attach to the existing splash guard, I thought you would have to remove it, but apparently they were just meant to fit around it. As far as I'm concerned, they seem very durable and should last for the whole time I own the truck.

Gael Tyler

| Mar 06, 2021

The Husky front mudguards for my 2019 RAM 1500 Rebel are a big hit with me. I have a truck with a large set of off-road tires The rear fender is protected by these mud flaps. The tires are 33" and we installed them to prevent rocks from hitting the frame. As an alternative to running boards/steps or expensive protection films, I decided to put these mud flaps to the test. As well as the Weathertech Front ones, I ordered the weatherproof ones so I could compare them beforehand. Weathertech seems to have better material quality in terms of smoothness, but Husky seems to win on everything else. Huskys are incredibly well made and have a great fit - they stretch and fit the factory fenders without touching them too much. Other methods may result in scratches on your fender flares, especially if you have a WT or factory Mopar flap on your car. The flaps do come with protective films to protect the factory fender flares, but very little of the flaps touch the fenders, and mine are made of black plastic, so I didn't even bother with *The Huskys have another advantage over the other two - they look better, the rounded cut on the bottom provides a more appealing appearance, and they are over an inch longer than the equivalent WT or Mopar flaps, which means they provide Installation is done with the 3 fasteners supplied with the unit. When it comes to the fourth optional fastener option, it's best not to bother with the 3M adhesive. You may instead drill the hole by 1/8th inch as recommended and use the provided To install, turn the wheels all the way to the left (when working on the driver's side) to install the first three Once you have the room to drill the 1/8th hole for the 4th optional fastener, turn the wheels to the right. Taking steps in advance is a good idea You will be able to drill the fourth hole easily into the wheel liner if you predrill the hole before installation. It only takes about 20 minutes or less to install both front mud flaps if you show up on.

Lilly Freeman

| Feb 14, 2021

The update is Having just purchased another set for the 2020 Ram 1500, I have to say Husky Liner has changed their ways of making the bumpers. There have been complaints about the void behind the guards where the screws won't get in contact, as well as other obvious engineering mistakes. It has become increasingly difficult to maintain quality! This garbage should not be purchased until it is fixed or the company goes out of business! These are a must for any Ram owner looking for a new 2019 model. The Husky Liner guards that I used on previous Rams have always been well made and lasted for many years. The reason I bought them for my 2019 is that they incorporate the existing factory rock guards, providing a strong foundation for the Husky Liners, and they use the existing bolts, which prevents us from drilling into Although you will need to drill into the wheel well liner (or use a hot nail to poke it with), the material is only plastic and won't cause any issues. I highly recommend it!.

Ezra HAYWARD

| Sep 23, 2020