front of rear wheel mud guard

[BigPac]

Is their an OEM mud guard for in front of the rear wheel, like on some of the trucks?

 

[swathdiver]

Plug in your VIN at GMPartsGiant and have a look.

GM Accessory splash guards can be found at ShopChevyParts.

 

[BigPac]

Their is no OEM options, curious if any AF options have been found?

 

[CMoore711]

I think exact make model and year would be helpful here as there are some accessories that may work on the Tahoe, but not the Suburban. Especially when it comes to attaching things to the rear wheel well since the rear passenger door ends into the rear wheel well differently on the short wheel-base vs. the long wheel-base.

Admittedly this is a head scratcher; Why would such a thing be needed? What are you wanting to protect the front edge of the fender from?

Are you driving really fast through the mud in reverse?

 

[B-train]

I'm not aware of any, usually the running board mounts in that area. If you find something, share it please for those who may not have running boards or steps.

 

[Doubeleive]

I think exact make model and year would be helpful here as there are some accessories that may work on the Tahoe, but not the Suburban. Especially when it comes to attaching things to the rear wheel well since the rear passenger door ends into the rear wheel well differently on the short wheel-base vs. the long wheel-base.

Admittedly this is a head scratcher; Why would such a thing be needed? What are you wanting to protect the front edge of the fender from?

Are you driving really fast through the mud in reverse?

material spins off of the wheels in 360 deg, that's why there is a wheel liner, albeit most of it comes off on the backside to straight up at 90 deg

 

[BigPac]

I think exact make model and year would be helpful here as there are some accessories that may work on the Tahoe, but not the Suburban. Especially when it comes to attaching things to the rear wheel well since the rear passenger door ends into the rear wheel well differently on the short wheel-base vs. the long wheel-base.

Admittedly this is a head scratcher; Why would such a thing be needed? What are you wanting to protect the front edge of the fender from?

Are you driving really fast through the mud in reverse?

Snow builds up on the step and freezes, and the inner fender collects dirt mud, i liked how my old 02 denali capped off the ends of the running board to prevent this

 

[CMoore711]

Do you have mud guards on the front wheel wells?