My step deck trailer doesn't couple far enough forward to cover my front axle tires.  This has led to water and mud being kicked up against the back of my cab.  I finally did something about this and purchased an aftermarket Minimizer set of fenders that were longer and specifically made for the wide base singles that I use.  Below is a picture of the stock fenders, which shows the gap where water and road debris gets kicked up against the back of the truck.

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The stock fenders work on most trailers.  However, step deck and other specialty trailers sometimes set further back from the kingpin.  Below are pictures of the new Minimzer fenders installed on my truck.

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Joey Slaughter

Joey Slaughter is the owner of Blue Ridge Transport, LLC. Joey has been in the trucking industry since 1992.

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Rob, the fenders are holding up very well so far. It's definitely taken care of that gap. They are not cheap though!

April 22, 2018 16:55:51 PM

How are the Minimizer Fenders holding up? I experience the same fender gap issue as I pull mostly tankers. Would you recommend the Minimizer Fenders?

April 19, 2018 19:44:00 PM

The design of truck is looking good. it will be good for Transportation vast goods.Those picture also Showing how to installed truck.

April 16, 2018 7:45:32 AM