Protection for basement front?

[dbunhook]

I am a proud owner of a 2014 Cedar Creek 32RL 5th wheel. Love the rig!! I plan to take this to Alaska next summer. I am worried about the gravel roads and the damage flying gravel can do to the front of the basement. Any ideas on how I can protect this area will be greatly appreciated.

[MtnGuy]

Hitch Mud Flaps

[Witch Doctor]

The only thing that can kick rocks up are your rear tires. either add a rubber stopper like on MH to your bumper or the cheap way mud flaps for each tire. Have never seen anything else.

[EXGMTech]

here ya go:
Protect your vehicle's paint with Scotchgard™ Pro Series Paint Protection Film

[EXGMTech]

to tell ya the truth, I've been towing our 5er with a dually with mud flaps and have zero damage after 1.5 yrs

[arpipeliner]

I have toyed with idea but not seen the use to justify the cost. I agree mudflaps should protect and be a lot cheaper.



They come on TT a lot.




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[Platokidd]

Originally Posted by MtnGuy

Hitch Mud Flaps

Friend of mine has this and it works good for him.

[dj3spots]

Originally Posted by Platokidd

Friend of mine has this and it works good for him.

Oh, I like this! We recently did a two month trip from the east coast to the west coast and back again. Great trip but my Fver now has tar and whatever else we picked up along the way. Taking forever to get it all off. Since the Fver and truck are new we never got around to putting mud flaps on the truck. Big mistake. We knew better; had them on our last TV. These look like a real winner. Won't have to take the truck in to flaps installed. Thanks.


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[Swift 2]

dunhook I am going to be going to AK next July with Alaska Discovery RV to Tour. Any chance you will be doing the same tour?

[Ford Idaho]

I use the Rock Tamers, will not pull the FW without them.