Go Industries Inc., a well-known company based in Richardson, Texas, with a stellar reputation for offering top-notch automotive accessories, emphasizes that high-quality mud flaps for trucks are not only a convenience but a necessity. Since its inception in 1978, Go Industries has been steadfast in its commitment to their diverse client base, providing a variety of services and products for trucks, law enforcement and custom manufacturing. In conjunction with these services, the company also extends comprehensive resources such as product catalogs, user manuals, thorough warranty information, and helpful video guides. Dually Accessory Manufacturer Offers Stainless Steel Mud Flaps For CMC, Ford & Dodge Trucks from UBC News on Vimeo. Go Industries’ dually mud flaps can be installed with basic tools and some mechanical knowledge. The installation process is simple and can be completed in under an hour. The new dually mud flap sets are made from non-recycled rubber, and each flap measures 19” x 24”. According to Go Industries Inc, installing the right mud flaps can save truck drivers money and time by reducing the need for…

Go Industries Inc, a company based in Richardson, TX, that produces truck accessories, is happy to announce that they have truck mud flaps that are suitable for Ford, GMC, or Chevrolet dually trucks. These pickup trucks have two rear wheels on either side, which is why they are known as “dually trucks” or dual-rear-wheel trucks (DRWs). The dual rear wheels allow these trucks to have better traction, which is important for better weight distribution, which means less weight has to be handled by each tire. This means increased weight capacity. However, the wider area of the dual rear wheels means more mud, sand, rocks, and other debris that are thrown by the tires against the paint of the truck, including the vehicles behind the truck. Thus, dually truck mud flaps are vital to help protect the truck’s paint from getting damaged.  Mud flaps are usually fabricated from non-recycled rubber and are so useful that they are required in most states. Go Industries Inc produces mud flaps for different kinds of dually trucks manufactured by Chevrolet, Ford,…

Go Industries Inc, a company based in Richardson, TX, that manufactures truck accessories, is pleased to announce they are offering mud flaps for trucks, including for dually trucks. The purpose of these mud flaps is to protect the truck’s paint and also other drivers from spraying mud, debris, salt, sand, rocks, and more. At best, the mud, rocks, and other debris will cause the truck to become a dirty mess that needs to washed. At worst, the mud, rocks, and debris will damage the truck’s paint. Such mud flaps are also available for dually trucks, such as Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, and CMC from Go Industries. Their new dually mud flap options include diamond treads, mounting brackets, stainless steel accents, and anti-sail brackets. Meanwhile, a dually or a dual rear-wheel truck (DRW) is a heavy duty pickup truck that has two rear wheels on each side. Such a truck provides the advantage of having a larger contact with the road to ensure better traction, stability, and balance. Dually wide body trucks have large rear fenders for housing the…

Texas truckers in search of quality wheel mud flap sets and accessories may be happy to hear about Go Industries, Inc. and their wide array of truck related products. Based in Richardson, the company supplies high quality mud flap sets for dually trucks at highly competitive prices. Any truck on the road requires mud flaps, and in many states it is against the law to drive a truck without map flaps. Go Industries Inc supplies truck mud flaps that are made of non-recycled rubber, and the company has mud flaps for both all dual wheel trucks and single wheel trucks. Additionally, the company has stainless and diamond tread accessories for all types of flaps. “Whether you have a work truck, a city truck or an off-roader, mud flaps can protect your truck by deflecting debris away from the fender wells,” says Go Industries Inc. “Your tires are constantly contacting all kinds of potentially paint-damaging things like mud, tar and small rocks. While your truck’s fender wells are designed to contain stuff like this, they can’t do it…