Minimizer Announces Design Enhancements and Product Number Changes to Multiple Axle Product Line Up
BLOOMING PRAIRIE, MN - Seeking to improve and streamline its poly truck fender product offerings, Minimizer has announced design enhancements to the MIN2400, "The Texas Double."
BLOOMING PRAIRIE, MN - Seeking to improve and streamline its poly truck fender product offerings, Minimizer has announced design enhancements to the MIN2400, "The Texas Double." As a result we have changed the part number to MIN2480. "The Texas Double" moniker will stay with this product.
The redesigned MIN2480 "The Texas Double" is constructed to cover 24.5" dual wheels in both single and multiple axle environments. The enhanced design wraps completely over the wheels for maximum coverage.
"The updated products are better suited for their role in the product line up," Steve said, "it was time to improve these particular products with new ideas we had been compiling for the past several years based on customer feedback."
Specs on the new MIN2480 follow:
MIN2480 is designed to fit 24.5" dual wheels.
The set consists of 2 pieces (2 - PM2481 single fenders).
The total weight of the MIN2480 fender kit is less than 24 pounds.
Optional lightbox can be molded onto the rear section as 1 piece and has a backing plate to protect wiring.
Minimizer poly fenders will enhance the performance and look of all makes and models of over the road trucks, construction vehicles, or agriculture equipment. Enhance your vehicle with Minimizer poly products. The toughness is unmatched as seen on this Minimizer promotional video entitled "Tested & Tortured."
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