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What mud / splash guards for a 2025 Rebel X?
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scottmoyer
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I've had the Husky Liners on my Rebel for 5 years. They do a great job of keeping dirt and stone chips off the side of the truck.
The downside to these are if you put wider tires on, wheel spacers or 35" tires. You will rub on the rear of the wheel opening as these eat up about an inch. I heated mine up and reshaped them as I really didn't want to take these off due to the protection they've provided.
The downside to these are if you put wider tires on, wheel spacers or 35" tires. You will rub on the rear of the wheel opening as these eat up about an inch. I heated mine up and reshaped them as I really didn't want to take these off due to the protection they've provided.
CHeYeNNe71
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I've seen many recommend Husky over OEM or Weathertech for fitment and quality.
Chris3058
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Huskys for 5.5 years. Not a single issue
TheHops
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I have RokBlokz on my Jeep Gladiator and now I run them on my new Rebel (Original size). Excellent quality, easy to mount, they provide great protection, and they can take an absolute beating. I'll put them on any vehicle I own that sees some trail time. Also, they're position adjustable inward/outward on the Ram with maybe 2 or 3 inches of wiggle room (pictured is full outward position) so they can grow with changing wheel/tire setups.
My only issue with them, as you may be able to see in the picture, is color fade on the logo. The "RB" logo on the flaps to the left of the picture used to be red to match the Jeep and have since faded to a pinkish-white. Not a huge deal, as that can always simply be colored back in once every few years. To be fair, they may have improved that since I bought them as I installed them on my Jeep about 5 years ago now and UV will do that over time, but I'll likely stick with black from now on like the ones on the Rebel on the right side of the picture.
My only issue with them, as you may be able to see in the picture, is color fade on the logo. The "RB" logo on the flaps to the left of the picture used to be red to match the Jeep and have since faded to a pinkish-white. Not a huge deal, as that can always simply be colored back in once every few years. To be fair, they may have improved that since I bought them as I installed them on my Jeep about 5 years ago now and UV will do that over time, but I'll likely stick with black from now on like the ones on the Rebel on the right side of the picture.
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