Hold my beer

[GoNoGo]

Nice

 

[DanKATL]

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Long story short..

my Chevy Dually has a standard, non-dually bed so the outside rear tires stick out about 6” from the bed at the top, and about 9” at the bottom of the bed.

Thinking that I want a semi-rigid plastic/polymer/rubbery material about 11” wide and 40” long that I can secure (with metal screws, rivets or bolts/nuts) to the underside lip of the wheel wells.. sort of like a curved mud flap to stop mud from flinging all over the sides of my truck.

I’ve spent quite a bit of time online trying to source extra-wide fender flares but without success, and I need keep all 4 rear tires for hauling my farm equipment.

Ideas ?

I've seen rubber plow/grader edge used. It comes in 6-12' rolls and one side has holes for mounting.

Looks like the proper name is "cutting edge", comes in many widths and lengths:

https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/category_snow-ice-removal+snowplow-replacement-parts+cutting-edges

 

[yardboss1]

Have you tried https://hhtruckaccessories.com/locator

H and H truck accessories . They have one in Warner Robins/Macon that has been around for decades. I think they are based out of Alabama. But they sell after market fender flares and install as well.

 

[DanKATL]

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Sounds a little too stiff, I don’t want to bend the bed if I hit the flare with something.

First thing I thought of was 18 wheeler mudflap material but it’s a little thick and more heavy.

I don’t mind it being a little flexible but I don’t want it to droop, or the wind to blow it out of shape while driving.

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It's flexible and designed to wear some

https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/category_snow-ice-removal+snowplow-replacement-parts+cutting-edges

 

[OttoMan]

My truck tires also stick out some, and I installed fender flares.. Bought it at Americantruck.com — Before installing them, I brought them all to line-X and they sprayed them for me.

 

[DanKATL]

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Maybe northern has a sample of it in Buford.

They might, or a tractor supply. The deflector flap for the top of a plow might work too, but that's usually a softer rubber so it might be too floppy.