dirt skirt, towing guard, whatever you call it

Gader69 · Feb 10, 2011

Just wondering what everybody is using to protect their trailers from stones and road spray.I've looked at the dirt skirt brush style but wonder how effectively they stop gravel from going through....they do seem to be the most popular.

polarice · Feb 10, 2011

Gader69 said:
Just wondering what everybody is using to protect their trailers from stones and road spray.I've looked at the dirt skirt brush style but wonder how effectively they stop gravel from going through....they do seem to be the most popular.

i have the guards on the trailer not many dents after four years but our roads are paved

ZIG · Feb 10, 2011

i just bought a advantage ss works perfect.

imdoo'n · Feb 10, 2011

polarice said:
i have the guards on the trailer not many dents after four years but our roads are paved

yeah just a few dents on front, just don't look at side. or hitch, should buff out. :beer:

jaredszakacs · Feb 10, 2011

take a look at the rock tamer mud flap style hook ups a buddy from moe motors in red deer has them for his trailer and loves them plus they are very easily removed when not towing

steven2120 · Feb 10, 2011

imdoo'n said:
yeah just a few dents on front, just don't look at side. or hitch, should buff out.

hahaha...yeah thats it, buff right out...

mountaincatab · Feb 10, 2011

I use the Fiberbuilt one from the Truck Outfitters best $$$ I've spent in a long time. Use it for sled trailer and boat trailer as well, it bolts to your reciever.

koda9192 · Feb 11, 2011

I use Rock Tamers, very easy to take on and off. I have a fiberglass front on my trailer and have had no major dings on it. Plus they look good

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