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What mud flaps

Just curious- it looks like plastic rivets are used. Do you need a plastic rivet gun to install these flaps?
Check ebay site, directions posted. It appears from the directions that are posted a plastic rivet is installed. Make note of the pictures and number of holes. I'm sure someone will reply shortly who has experience with the install.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2019-RAM-1...h=item239bd6c2d9:g:0doAAOSwi1pbms8L:rk:6:pf:0

Also check post #26 #43
https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/mud-flaps.309/page-2

Also
https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/ram-molded-mud-flaps-am-i-missing-somthing.782/
 
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Thanks for the help. From what I am seeing overall, the Weathertechs seem to be the ones to get.
I actually picked up a plastic rivet tool with 40 assorted rivets last night for $12 at Harbor freight just in case.
 
Accessory guys used Huskys instead of the Weathertechs that I requested. Was difficult to see in the dark tonight when I picked up the truck. I'm not happy with the fit with the lighting in the driveway. I'll be calling them back in the morning. There's a 1/4 inch gap all the way around the flares.

What did you find out about the 1/4 gap Gman? Husky told me they would swap me out when they make new ones that fit correctly. Still waiting....
 
What did you find out about the 1/4 gap Gman? Husky told me they would swap me out when they make new ones that fit correctly. Still waiting....

Stop waiting and pick up a set of WeatherTech! I went back and forth with husky for 3 weeks. They rushed their product to market, period.
 
I did Duraflaps on mine this weekend. Mine are 14” wide extra long. The coverage with 275 and 285 tires is excellent. I would not have wanted and shorter or narrowe
 

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I opted for the factory splash guards, but , I did not use the included plastic rivets. I used these factory style push in fasteners. Just drill the 1/4" hole as instructed by the installation sheet and install them. They work great!


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