Best towing rock-splash gaurd to protect full body paint?

In anticipation of protecting full body paint job, wonder which TV mounted splash gaurd you experienced guys are using / liking to protect your rigs from stones - tar - stuff damaging the front of your 5er? I have a 2016 3500 DRW Denali CC. I saw towtector towing protection on google.

I put these on my NEW '16 Denali .. to protect our NEW LM 365 !!! ... from pickupspecialties.com !!!

I prefer www.Duraflap.com - these are heavy duty and can add graphics to the stainless steel plate.

Mine came from the dealer with very nice ones....

I'm not a fan of mud flaps so my plan was to use this hitch hula skirt. That way when I'm not towing I can take it off. I would install a receiver hitch on the front of the RV under the Gen to hang it on when I unhook.

Note- I'm not a fan of this either but I hate all of the rock chips on the front of my RV.

http://mudflaps.com/i-23901587-towtector-296-adjustable-premium-brush-system-96-wide.html

In Texas, it's the law to have mudflaps on DRW, so dealers put them on.

Actually got stopped for not having on our previous (used, from ARK) DRW truck.


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My buddy loves his Rock Tamer hitch mounted guards.. Take them off easily when you're not towing.

What about applying a 3M clear bra to protect the trailer instead of flaps? Anyone tried it?

jesstalkn said:

I'm not a fan of mud flaps so my plan was to use this hitch hula skirt. That way when I'm not towing I can take it off. I would install a receiver hitch on the front of the RV under the Gen to hang it on when I unhook.

Note- I'm not a fan of this either but I hate all of the rock chips on the front of my RV.

http://mudflaps.com/i-23901587-towtector-296-adjustable-premium-brush-system-96-wide.html

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My 3500 DRW came with mud flaps, but I was still getting road splatter on my Toyhauler. I thought I would need to put on something like this picture has as an insurance policy to save the nest one with full body paint. So, I guess, some just use the mud flaps, and some prefer the "hula skirt" guard. I think I will add this "Hula skirt" guard for added protection. Is anyone actually towing with this towtechtor "hula" guard? Did it stop the splatter and stone chips. I saw at least on lady on facebook said her "hula guard" bent and penetrated her front storage door.

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RoadJunkie said:

What about applying a 3M clear bra to protect the trailer instead of flaps? Anyone tried it?

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We did notice that the 2017 Landmark appeared to have a textured tougher paint in this front lower area by the hitch - generator door. But I want to stop the splatter from getting to this surface in the first place.

I put Gatorbacks on my puller - love them!!

RoadJunkie said:

What about applying a 3M clear bra to protect the trailer instead of flaps? Anyone tried it?

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That was my first plan but the front of my RV is like a hammered texture so that clear bra material would have air pockets under it and would look horrible really quick.

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You have to make sure the hula skirt is not to close to the ground or it will kick up even more rocks and dirt.

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