Fit my 2005 2500 Suburban pretty good.

So all in all these mudflaps are pretty good for the price. But for me I wish I had gone with a different set. I run 285/55/r20s on my truck and as soon as I installed these they rubbed like crazy in the front. So bad that they almost ripped off the passenger side flap as soon as I backed out of my driveway. I don't know if you can see in the pictures but the bottom of the flaps kind of curve in so much that my tires instantly hook them as soon as I turn my wheel in any direction. I could've just sent them back but I'm tired of slinging mud and gravel down the side of my truck every time I go somewhere. So I decided to trim them little by little until they didn't rub. By the time I trimmed them enough to where they didn't rub I didn't have much flap left. So I cut up a old piece of mudflap I had and bolted them to the new flaps. They don't look great but after but it was more so a trial run to see if it would even work. It does work well after doing this so I will go to Lowes later and see if I can't find some newer thinner rubber that I can trim down to size and some smaller bolts to make it look a little better. All in all they should work just fine for someone with stock tire and wheel size. If you have bigger tires I would suggest finding a thinner flat mudflap to use instead. I may go that route in the near future but these work well for now. I hope this helps.

They do not fit 2000 silverado 1500 as advertised

These are nice and fit is almost perfect. Install fast and easy. I only wish they were 2 or 3 inches longer.

These things are so generic that they do not fit correctly. Do not follow directions.or you will have extra holes for nothing. The holes in the mud flaps do not line up with the factory with the GM plastic rivets. Better to drill all new holes and leave the plastic rivets in place. I ordered these because I was on a deadline should have ordered WeatherTech or so me other mudflaps sooner. Embarrassing that these are made in the USA and fit/look like this with all the holes in the wrong locations. Installed these on a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD with the OEM fender flares. That is what they claim to fit on the package.

I very much like that these mudguards are an American product.Though, I had to drill a hole in my fender of my 02 Silverado for the top screw to go in. And you can expect to remove the inner fender well tabs for the inner liner.I recommend dry fitting the mudguard to the fender before doing any work, or installing and or drilling. Make sure of exact fit (FIRST)!I also recommend using a bead of RTV silicone inside the mudguard instead of putting that clear tape on. Just clean the fender FIRST where the mudguard is to be placed.I bought front mudguards only for reason of trying to keep the chrome step boards from getting so dirty.Overall not that hard to install, if you have mechanical skills. DON'T pay someone else your hard-earned money to get these installed.

Fit is great . Looks great

Put these on my 2007 Chevy 2500 4x4 fit good but did not like drilling holes in the fenders. Lasted 3 years on the pickup and were still in good shape when I sold the pickup. Did a great job of stopping rocks from damaging my trailers when I pulled them, especially on gravel roads My next pair will be ones where I do not have to drill holes.

The supplied paint protective film appears to be die-cut BUT for the front set of mud flaps the die didn't accomplish cutting the film and the die lines were very faint which made hand-cutting it difficult and frustrating. I still have the rear set to open when I complete the body work on my truck bed.