WeatherTech Mud Guards - Painted to match

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I'm still fairly new here and glad I found the forum...tons of info on the Yukon/Tahoe/Esky.

I just got done installing my WeatherTech molded mud guards that I had painted to match. My body shop did a great job as always...a tad on the pricey side but well worth it. I really liked the look of the WeatherTech guards, but black just didn't go well with the Summit White Denali. Let me know what you think.
 

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painted was definitely the way to go...looks good on your truck.
 

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Looks really good man, I love mud guards. If only I didn't have the power running boards this would have been one of my first mods.
 
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Thanks guys. I'm definitely glad I decided to splurge and get them painted...Little things go a long way to making it look better. Not to mention the protection factor of the guards! :D
 

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I like 'em.

May I ask why you didn't go with the oem painted ones?
They also look great.

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SLT Kon-Man's ride with them:

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Looks good man. I would of gotten them along time ago cuz I'm tired of scrubbing all the SH-() that gets on the rear bumper but I'm thinking of leveling it and don't think it will look right.

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I put the WeatherTech's on also. They look good and fit perfectly. They also are super easy to install. Unfortunately, I had to take my front's off after I did the leveling kit and bigger tires because the tires rubbed them pretty bad. I left the rear on for now. I thought it would look stupid, but so far I think they look good enough on the back to keep them on. The white looks sharp.

I didn't even know there were any OEM's myself.
 

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I put the WeatherTech's on also. They look good and fit perfectly. They also are super easy to install. Unfortunately, I had to take my front's off after I did the leveling kit and bigger tires because the tires rubbed them pretty bad. I left the rear on for now. I thought it would look stupid, but so far I think they look good enough on the back to keep them on. The white looks sharp.

I didn't even know there were any OEM's myself.

Got any pics? :Handshake:
 
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I like 'em.

May I ask why you didn't go with the oem painted ones?
They also look great.

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SLT Kon-Man's ride with them:

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I actually tried to but my dealer ordered in what it said would work...they didn't. After calling GM direct, he was told that they were not available for the Denali....Is that wrong info?? The OEM ones do look great as well.

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Damn good job man..... painting 'em white definitely helps 'em match the truck better.
 

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i think the Oem painted ones are cheaper i think.
Mine with black

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The WeatherTech guards cost me $100 for front and rears but I had to pay for painting them. Since the pre painted OEM's aren't available for the Denali, the WeatherTechs were less expensive.
 

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Thanks...I'm definitely glad I added the mud guards. I had a couple hour drive over some wet roads and the guards kept the truck free of crap!
 

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I like 'em.

May I ask why you didn't go with the oem painted ones?
They also look great.

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SLT Kon-Man's ride with them:

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Rude Bowy - what kind of mudflaps you got on that truck - that look a freash
 

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