I will be buying these for a 2007 Ford F250 Supercrew single rear wheel. Can you tell me if drilling will be required with this vehicle?
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Drilling is required under the fenderwell for stainless steel screws that are included with the flares,they also include rubber seals where the flare meets the side of the body to prevent water from getting in behind them.I am very happy with mine and it takes about 40 minutes to install all four.
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My husband has an '02 F250 and he said the front fender holes lined up so he didn't need to drill, but he did have to drill new holes for the rear ones.
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They should fit. But not exactly sure. Yes you have to drill holes. You will need a right hand drill and a small bit. or take the rear tire off.
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The frame and chassis subframe have holes from the factory already. No drilling req. it took me about 15 minutes per side to install with a socket and box wrench
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No drilling at all. I have installed these on both of my trucks and about a dozen for friends. Follow the directions and it takes about 15 minutes. Great accessory.
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On my F-250 the front hitch mount fit with no drilling. It included longer versions of existing bolts for existing hook mount holes. I would assume that it would be the same for the Tahoe.
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On my SuperDuty F250 was direct bolt on,rusty bolts my only challenge. Ended up just cutting them off and replacing with new hardware. My truck in a 2003. Great to use to maneuver boat and I have a winch I use it for. Good luck
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I put them on my F250, so I HIGHLY doubt it. If you go to the Gabrial website listed in the ad, they can verify and give you the part number you need. You can also go to any parts store website, look them up for your truck, and see if the part numbers match. Good luck! PS.... The shocks are great though!
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I don't remember them being "pre=drilled" but they come with self tapping screws which are awesome and work well. I did add a few more screws just to be sure it was tight against the wheel well all the way around
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No drilling required but I had a Honda dealer install them for me because it was a little complicated.
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It should fit - we put on 2008 silverado, it attaches to part of the frame in between wheel & cab of truck, I don't think my husband had to drill but the instructions were not good. No it did not come as a pair you are buying one.
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My truck is a 2007 - same frame - and I didn't have to drill anything. You will need a saws all to cut rubber snubbers. Bags work great .
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Brandie, these mudguards are not pre-drilled, and should fit anything. Installation is simple after making a hole-pattern appropriate for your wheelwells. Use the previous mounting screws from your vehicle.
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No drilling, there are mounting holes under the truck, just remove the plugs
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Yes they do. No drilling required. Pull tape tabs and install like OEM ones.
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They are frame mounted, but you have to get the mounting kit (around $100.00) for your specific vehicle. My understanding is most are no drill. The kit for my Traverse mounted in preexisting holes in the subframe.
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Check out instructions at this link. Need drilling. Its in first part of instructions.. https://www.curtmfg.com/masterlibrary/15300/installsheet/CM_15300_INS.PDF
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The official BSA rules allow drilling your own axle holes. But make sure there isn't any local or pack rules against it. Usually there is not