splashguards..
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They were on mine off the lot. They do well keeping some of the road grime off the panels a little longer.
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Big tires chunk big rocks as well as lotta mud. Catch all you can with mud guards!
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Mine came with them also. At first I didn't like them as I thought it looked lame, but after thinking about rocks and debris hitting down the side of my truck, and whatever I tow behind it...it's probably worth keeping them on.
Always had them and always make sure they are on the vehicle!
Reasons:
1. as stated the rocks and s### that gets thrown on the sides of the truck
2. If you are spraying the windshield of the car behind you, they cannot see your brake lights!
3. Keeps road debris from hitting boat
Reasons:
1. as stated the rocks and s### that gets thrown on the sides of the truck
2. If you are spraying the windshield of the car behind you, they cannot see your brake lights!
3. Keeps road debris from hitting boat
What about ground clearance?
Anybody have a problem with the splashguards hindering the trucks ground clearance? I was thinking about removing mine since they might be a problem when going off-road. I don't think they would last very long in rough terrain being hard plastic and might get broken off. Anybody have a problem with this?
Anybody have a problem with the splashguards hindering the trucks ground clearance? I was thinking about removing mine since they might be a problem when going off-road. I don't think they would last very long in rough terrain being hard plastic and might get broken off. Anybody have a problem with this?
I guess they keep "some" dirt/rocks and stuff off the truck, but IMO they could be an inch wider, especially when you have the off-road package with the 285s. I noticed that the Titan sitting next to our Xterra - the Xterra's splash guards are wider, but came with a narrower tire.
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I used to go off road a lot. Now, I only take a couple of trips a year. What I have found is this, Mud flaps do a great job at keeping the goop (rocks included) off of your truck by comparison to a rig without them. The ones on the Titan are styled in a way that they don’t grab your attention pulling it away from the rest of the trucks great looks. That’s my opinion anyway. As far as ground clearance, I have only ripped off a mud flap once before on another truck and believe me, if your ripping mud flaps off your truck then your probably going to be damaging your rocker panel anyway. “Nurf” bars will minimize this damage as well as save your mud flaps. I think the bottom line is this… get the mud flaps. It’ll keep your Titan looking great for much longer.
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I ordered mine after I bought the truck and just installed them the other day. It was a fairly easy process that took about 45 minutes to make sure I did it correctly.
In my opinion, I think the truck looks better without the guards though but it isn't too bad with them on either.
I wish I had put them immediately after I received them because they happen to be repainting the white lines on the streets near where I live and I happened to have some splash on the truck. I just used some gasoline to get the white paint off and then immediately washed the areas where I used the gasoline so as not to damage the truck's paint.
I paid $70 plus shipping from nissanpartspeople @ http://nissanpartspeople.com/SearchModelYear.asp?model=Titan&year=04. I am sure that Jamie from www.Titanparts247.com will match their price though. People have been having good experiences with him from what I have been reading.
Good luck.
In my opinion, I think the truck looks better without the guards though but it isn't too bad with them on either.
I wish I had put them immediately after I received them because they happen to be repainting the white lines on the streets near where I live and I happened to have some splash on the truck. I just used some gasoline to get the white paint off and then immediately washed the areas where I used the gasoline so as not to damage the truck's paint.
I paid $70 plus shipping from nissanpartspeople @ http://nissanpartspeople.com/SearchModelYear.asp?model=Titan&year=04. I am sure that Jamie from www.Titanparts247.com will match their price though. People have been having good experiences with him from what I have been reading.
Good luck.
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I will sale mine cheap.
Hey, Mine came with them, I took them off. I just do not like them. I will sale mine for $25 + shipping from NW Arkansas.
Hey, Mine came with them, I took them off. I just do not like them. I will sale mine for $25 + shipping from NW Arkansas.
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Big Hawaii, I have the storage box, but I think they re the same. I will look into it. E mail me: [email protected] 
You don't want metal splash guards. They are plastic because when you hit a pot hole or go off roading and they get rammed into the bottom of your truck, the plastic ones break off or get bent and metal ones would jam up into your metal fender and do some expensive body damage.SamIam said:
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I ordered mine and there were two different part numbers for the rear splashguards. So, yes, they are definitely significant as far as if they will fit or not.No Life Form said:Big Hawaii, I have the storage box, but I think they re the same. I will look into it. E mail me: [email protected]
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