Husky Liners - Rear Wheel Well Guards | 2007-2013 Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra 1500, 07-14 2500/3500 - Black, 2 pc. | 79001

These will fit onto a 3500hd single.rear wheel as well. Honestly,.alot.of.perople.were.saying how hard they were to install and they took the wheels off to make it easier, I think are being sissy's. They went on super quick and easy. I do have a 3" lift, and 285/75 tires, so they aren't oversized maybe as some, and.i do own a Milwaukee right andle impact I use daily for.work that made.it super.quick to zip in the sheet metal screws. But they look good, I was even able to keep my mud flaps which I was not willing to stop using, and.i didn't have to modify anything, just was a little tricky.getting everything to line up. But that was expected and it all came together great.

Took less than ten minutes to install after I left both liners in the sun for an hour on a 90 degree day. I can see why people might think they would have to cut off a little in the front, but once you snap that into place that tight snug fit holds them into place perfectly. Once they were in all holes lined up perfectly. I was able to put in three of the 4 screws with a driver, but the rear lower, I had to use a ratchet. The only tools I used were a driver a ratchet, a 5/16 socket and a plastic bicycle tire lever. I was getting ready with dawn and silicon spray, but it just wasn't as hard as some of the reviews would have led me to believe. Do whatever you have to do to get these hot to the touch before installing.

Don’t listen to everyone saying they don’t fit or need trimming. Y’all just need to hit it harder with your PURSE!!! They fit great and tight. You don’t want them loose and floppy. Cleans up the look 100%!

Husky makes good quality products. I've used their floor mats/liners for years. These Rear Wheel Well Liners look great and cover the wheel well very good. Install took about 15 minutes per side. The mounting holes lined up perfectly on my 2011 Silverado Crewcab. There are only two things I didn't like about my install: (1) The edges of the liners are very rough, looks like they were cut from the mold with a saws-all. I'd recommend smoothing the edges with a sanding block. (2) On both sides, the liner doesn't fit snug against the bottom of the wheel well housing toward the cab. It's not that big of a deal, but I will most likely add another mounting screw there. Other than those two things, I'm extremely pleased with the product. I will certainly have these on all future trucks.

Very good quality, fit well, easy installation highly recommend

The rear wheel well guards look factory. Easy to install, great fit, and durable. They are easily manipulated if the guards are preheated with a good hair dryer or the sun. I placed them in the Mississippi sun for about 20 minutes before installation. It made the job easy.

Fits like oem was able to install them with the wheel still on just make sure you have them on the right side crazy the truck never had them from the factory look great nice clean look

Very easy to install, perfect fit, and great quality! Only wish I would’ve purchased sooner!

I would have purchased theses lines years ago if I knew about them. I found out about these from a neighbour. They are a good fit and will protect the metal from salt and stone chips. Took mimutes to install. Didn't even need to remove the tires.

S'installe assez facilement même sans enlever les roues mais l'ajustement n'est pas parfait,les bricoleurs vont quand-même apprécié 😏🤞🏻

Fits perfectly, easy installation. However I expected it to be a bit more heavy duty. I feel like a rock would go right through it. But keeps the dirt and mud out of the problematic rust areas.

Fit really snug and was a bit tough to install but turned out really nice. Completes the appearance of the truck

Initially I was dissappointed with the thickness. But, once I started to install them I realized that any thicker and you would not be able to get them into the wheel well. I have a Silverado 3500 and after a bit of a struggle I trimmed the edge to get it into the wheel well. My mistake, don't do that, use a heat gun to make the plastic a little more supple. You may think they have some excess material but they do not.. So the Passenger side Idid a terrible job and trimmed material back. Once in place I realized....don't do that!. I then heated the material with a heat gun in the hardest parts to get in. That worked perfectly. My only complaint is I have helper springs on my 3500 so the stops are in the way...... But once again, if you look at the design they have a "circle impression" on the liners, and I could have used that to cut it properly for the helper spring brackets. I like these so much I may buy another pair, and write off the poor job I did on the install for the first ones. You will not regret buying these for your box fenders, if you heed two things. "Just believe they will fit and use heat gun to allow material to bend. 5 Stars for sure!