Iron Truss Debris Shields

Installed Iron Truss Debris Shields this weekend.
https://irontrussfabrication.com/

 

Here are pics with wheels back on

 

Looks killer! Such a functional bolt on.

Going to tackle mine soon.

The fronts looks like there’s some oil canning effect from spacing of mounting points. I’m wondering if that can be adjusted/addressed?

 

It looks worse in the pic than it actually is - forms a nice shield from dirt.
Front takes a little longer to install - maybe 30 minutes back is super fast - less than 10 minutes.
Hardest thing was figuring out how to remove the factory push in rivets that hold the felt liner - finally just slid a pair of needle nose pliers under them and pried them off.

 

Iron Truss provides new plastic rivets so you dont need the old ones (although none of mine were damaged when I pryed them off)

 

Got rears on, snug but fits great with my gas resi mount.

I hated being able to see through the bed in a parking lot from afar. Toyota should have provided more protection from start.


Great product. Will work on fronts soon.

 

I agree, that looks really good - great job!

 

My budget said to ask you guys to stop.

Looks good, and practical, too...target acquired!

 

They are definitely a good addition and a worth while purchase!

 

Picked up some old tubes from a tire shop for free to make something similar for my truck. Probably just make some patterns out of a canvas drop cloth or possibly paper when I get around to tackling the project.

 

Has anyone dealt with Iron Truss lately? They finally got rear debris shields back in stock so I ordered on 11/6; received a UPS tracking number on 11/15. Tracking number up till today showed label created but no package received by UPS. Today it shows label canceled. I called them yesterday, have sent two emails inquiring about my order with no responses to either. Considering contacting my credit card issuer to contest the charges since IT is unresponsive

 

Went with rough country for the rears - easy install - 2 plastic rivets and 2 screws.

 

For the price of the Rough Country compared to the Iron Truss for me it's a no brainer. The Iron Truss looks like a piece of thick rubber cut to fit that just hangs over the frame. For $5 less the Rough Country looks 100 times better.

 

Their site says rears are on 4 week backorder. I'd probable call my cc company if there's no response by Tuesday next week. Don't forget, it is Thanksgiving week, they could be closed for the week and didn't change their voice mail message.

 

I ordered Nov 14. Haven't heard anything yet. I did notice on their website it now states backordered up to 4 weeks. I was hoping to have them before the salt is down here but that's not likely.

 

My preference was to get the rough country but every site charges as much for shipping as the liners are worth.

 

Where are you located? Ordered mine few weeks ago, $0 shipping from rough country.

 

Canada. Just bought HD2 boards and didn't realise they made the liners. Could've tacked them on with free shipping. They won't ship free here under 500 and it seems like every retailer is just drop shipping rough country product.

 

Thanks for all the replies and the RC suggestion. Finally heard back from IT yesterday with a message saying my order is being refunded, no explanation. In the end I came out whole, their communication and customer service leaves a lot to be desired.

 

I have a brand new set of front/rear Iron Truss liner shields for a 3rd gen in case anyone is interested.

 

Got the rough country fender liner and have airlift airbags and was curious if they would interfere and the passenger side did interfere a little where the bracket was relocated with the airbag bracket. Had to cut a little hole to get it to sit flush. Might rivet a little rubber over it. Overall I like them. Fucking sticker rough country put on them to hold the hardware was a mother fucker to get off.