Mudflap options?

I just purchased a set of mud flaps from Weather Tech, I should have them by Tuesday. I’ve purchased from them before they have quality products at a fair price

Broncogirl

I just purchased a set of mud flaps from Weather Tech, I should have them by Tuesday. I’ve purchased from them before they have quality products at a fair price

post some pics when they come in and when they get on the truck!

L.R.

I went with the Ford/Gatorbacks not cheap but super quality got them on sale last Christmas from Ford for around 240 a pair not the 500 everybody complains about.

LoneRanger
Who is making the best mudflaps? I hear loads of stories of rock chips and what not, just currious as to whats out there (lots of options) and who is using what.

L.R.

Gatorbacks. Only way I'd go. Great protection, very well made, and the lower half is easily removed when you need the clearance. So many of the other options out there are way too flimsy and cheaply made.

Rokblokz for me. Easy on, easy off.

second for RokBlokz. They don’t catch everything but they help a lot

Broncogirl

I just purchased a set of mud flaps from Weather Tech, I should have them by Tuesday. I’ve purchased from them before they have quality products at a fair price

Interested to see how the WT flaps work out.

Broncogirl
I just purchased a set of mud flaps from Weather Tech, I should have them by Tuesday. I’ve purchased from them before they have quality products at a fair price

I have the weathertech mud flaps. Easy install, pretty good coverage, with one "complaint" on my part that has to do with the gap in the front between mud flap and Sasquatch fender flares. See attached pics.

They are somewhat "stiff", as they are resin vs. rubber. But after going off road with them, they hung in there and did a really good job of protecting the majority of rocks and debris from flinging up everywhere including directly behind me.

At only $100 for all 4 wheels, they are quite a decent option for the time being.

Better pics of the RokBlokz

lapazleo

I went with the Ford/Gatorbacks not cheap but super quality got them on sale last Christmas from Ford for around 240 a pair not the 500 everybody complains about.

I like how those look!

adcam

Rokblokz for me. Easy on, easy off.

Yep, Rokblokz for me too.

Rock blokz for the win!

I installed the MAYBETTS they form well to the fenders and look good. Only pic I have is a in the box and on from the rear corner I will up load a better pic tomorrow.

Bt_ostate

Gatorbacks. Only way I'd go. Great protection, very well made, and the lower half is easily removed when you need the clearance. So many of the other options out there are way too flimsy and cheaply made.

Very nice fit. The (Rock blokz ) Look like the came off a 1962 Kenworth to me and the cost is way to much for what they are.

Good conversation here, 500.00 seems crazy expensive for gatorbacks. and the RockBlokz have hit or miss reviews on other forums.

decisions decisions. Im thinking this will be a black friday/ cyber monday kind of purchase.

keep the insite and photos coming!
L.R.

LoneRanger

Who is making the best mudflaps? I hear loads of stories of rock chips and what not, just currious as to whats out there (lots of options) and who is using what.

L.R.

As weird as it may look, the front flaps may be more valuable (thinking of dings and paint chips) than the rear.

LoneRanger

Good conversation here, 500.00 seems crazy expensive for gatorbacks. and the RockBlokz have hit or miss reviews on other forums.

decisions decisions. Im thinking this will be a black friday/ cyber monday kind of purchase.

keep the insite and photos coming!
L.R.

I personally went with the RokBlokz because I knew they would work with the factory rock rails and they are made in the US. Also easier to install than the gator back and have quick removal when needed. But will admit the gator backs look a little better.

Has anyone tried the REK mudflaps? I see them advertised on IG and FB. Would be interested in feedback on those as well.

L.R.

I purchased the WeatherTech (p/n 120140) rear flaps and they fit great. Yes, I agree front flaps help protect the paint behind the front wheels but installed the rear to protect the items on a small trailer I'll be towing. Plan on installing Go Rhino D6 running boards, so, wasn't sure if front flaps would interfere and hoping the running boards protect the body paint. Time will tell...