Valence
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Valence
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No valence
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No valence. Easier to clean, change/inspect tires.
Kinda digging the no valence look......
I know I am talking trailer styling lol, but I am a stickler for details.
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The one advantage of the valence is it doesn’t expose the inner fender/frame which gets dirty/chipped up. I suppose I could spray bedliner in the inner fender well.
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I think it depends on the color of the trailer. I have the valance and my trailer is black so it's not really noticeable. As you said the valance does hide a bit of the inner trailer and possibly offer a little more protection. We don't tow far these days so it's not a big deal to us. The no valance look kind of reminds me of 18-wheeler wheel covers now that I look at it lol.
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Voting for valence here. No issues with cleaning so far.
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It all depends on the wheel selection...you going upgraded 18s or stock wheel size?
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1 vote for valence.
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Valance. Helps to smooth the lines on an otherwise boxy design and adds rigidity to the fender that gets a ton of traffic, weight, etc.
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“adds rigidity to the fender that gets a ton of traffic, weight, etc.”
Great point!!!
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