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Best mud flaps for RAM 3500 dually trucks?

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Hey everyone, I recently picked up a RAM 3500 dually and I'm already seeing how much debris these rear wheels kick up. I want to keep the rocker panels and my trailer protected, but I’m struggling to find the right balance between durability and aesthetics. Since it’s a dually, I need something wide enough to actually cover those dual rear wheels without looking like I just bolted on pieces of plywood.

I’ve been looking at brands like Gatorback and WeatherTech, but I’m curious about real-world durability. Does anyone have experience with the no-drill options, or is it better to go with a heavy-duty rubber flap that requires some hardware? I do a fair amount of towing on gravel roads, so I need something that won't flap around in the wind or crack when the temperature drops. My budget is flexible, but I'd prefer to stay under $400 for a full set if possible.

For those of you running a 3500 DRW setup, which specific mud flaps have held up the best for you, and did you have any issues with the fitment around the dually flares?


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Hi there! I'm pretty new to the dually world myself, but I'm absolutely obsessed with keeping my rig clean! For your RAM 3500, I would suggest checking out Husky Liners KickBack Mud Flaps 12 inch wide.

I love them because they have this awesome offset design that gives extra clearance for larger tires if you ever upgrade, and they really catch everything! Honestly, they're super tough but look way more stylish than plain rubber. Definitely worth a look! Hope this helps!


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Quick question - do you have OEM flares? I've used WeatherTech DigitalFit No-Drill MudFlaps and the Rock Tamers Mudflap System 2-Inch Hub. WeatherTech is easier to install, but Rock Tamers protect trailers better.


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In my experience, duallys need real weight to prevent "sailing" and protect your trailer. For gravel, stay away from stiff plastic that eventually cracks under stress.

* I recommend Gatorback Heavy Duty Mud Flaps for RAM 3500 DRW.
* Use the custom-fit stainless steel brackets for a rock-solid mount.

Honestly, the heavy rubber keeps them hanging straight at highway speeds, which is crucial for reliability! Good luck!


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