Originally Posted by 00247

Has anyone bought the GM accessory splash guards yet? Wondering if they are well designed to protect the sides? C7 owners... what are you seeing for a debri/splash pattern on the side of the car? Much on the rockers or beyond the protection film on the rear quarters?

Originally Posted by Gene Culley

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Originally Posted by rcallen484

There's always the guy/place I got the ones for my C6. You might want to check with Gene.:

Originally Posted by Slappy3243

I ended up placing my order with Gene. Thanks!

Originally Posted by YellowC5

I went by my local dealership today and asked them how much they would charge to install the splash guards and they told me $189.50 for labor only. I just look at him and said that is a little crazy and walked away

Originally Posted by luvlake

GM did an excellent job on the design. Remove one bolt, snap off splash block, and install splash guard, snap in clips and reinstall the screw. No need for a dealer install.

Originally Posted by louloumax

is this the procedure for C7 also?
the wheelwells have the thick magic carpet material that comes almost to the edge. doesn't look quite so simple. i don't have the car yet, so i am working from memory here, so i could be totally wrong.

Originally Posted by luvlake

Unscrew one screw at the bottom of the wheel well, remove existing guard block, replace with new and reinstall screw. Piece of cake.

Originally Posted by luvlake

GM did an excellent job on the design. Remove one bolt, snap off splash block, and install splash guard, snap in clips and reinstall the screw. No need for a dealer install.

Originally Posted by Motohead279

My dealer told me $145 for labor and I told him he was nuts, as they can be installed in what, 30 min max?

Originally Posted by #1c6

do you think the guards extend far enough to protect the fenders and rockers?