Weather Tech Mud Flaps for Wildtrack installed

[vrtical]

Function over form. I am a huge fan of Weather Tech, but I dunno on these.

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[Cat]

I don’t know what all the fuss is about. Obvs Bronco lovers appreciate gaps

If only...cant wait for inserts in the aftermarket to come out.

 

[Carolina Jim]

Function over form. I am a huge fan of Weather Tech, but I dunno on these.

....a little like buying an umbrella made of Swiss Cheese!

 

[Desert_6G]

Seems to be missing something!

Seems like they missed the point of mud flaps. That just looks half ass done.

 

[Rocky Mtn Bronco]

I just installed my front Weather Tech mud flaps on my Badlands Sasquatch and even with the strange gap in their design they seem to work very well. I put them to the test yesterday. Mild driving in mud and slush and the sides stayed clean. Then flying through the same mud/slush it got a bit dirty but still much cleaner then creeping through it without the flaps. Sides a little dirty but door handles and windows stayed clean. Overall I'm impressed, especially for the price, (roughly $40 for fronts and $40 for the rears). I called them today to inquire about rear flaps for Badland rear bumper and they estimate they will be ready for order within about 2 weeks or less.

 

[Cat]

Seems like they missed the point of mud flaps. That just looks half ass done.

This pic came from Weathertech Engineering.

Everyone who has installed them comment on how well they work...especially for the price.

I bought some a month ago. If the Dealer completes the PDI today, I may finally have a Bronco to install them on!

 

[Murfman]

This pic came from Weathertech Engineering.

Everyone who has installed them comment on how well they work...especially for the price.

I bought some a month ago. If the Dealer completes the PDI today, I may finally have a Bronco to install them on!

Have had mine on a few weeks with snow and sand on the roads. Not hearing any loud bangs on the underside from rocks being thrown. I will take some pix with 2 weeks of slush driving on them. As stated earlier, no dirt on the door handles.

 

[Bronco_lineman]

Hey everyone this is my first time posting here. I've had my big bend sasquatch for two weeks and can definitely say it throws some debris. I had seen all the talk about the issue. I have running boards so mud flaps are a little more difficult. I like to try and do as much hands on as I can so this was my attempt. Bought some heavy truck mud flaps. They come as a big square I think mine were 24 x 24. About 15 bucks each. I cut them in half and trimmed the top down. Removed four lower push pin rivets holding inner fender, drilled the mud flaps to fit hold placement and installed longer plastic push pin rivets. Seems to be keeping the mud and snow and rocks down alot. Not afraid to hit some nasty spots any more. These pictures are after 3 days of driving though a 6 inch snow with sanded and salted roads. Also a 5 mile drive on a all dirt road. I still need to get the rears done in a similar way. Hope this may help some people with similar set ups.

 

[Murfman]

Have had mine on a few weeks with snow and sand on the roads. Not hearing any loud bangs on the underside from rocks being thrown. I will take some pix with 2 weeks of slush driving on them. As stated earlier, no dirt on the door handles.

The dirt you see is spray and not actual mud/sand being thrown up by the tires.

 

[‘21OBX]

what makes this wild trak spcf?

Wildtrak/sas has the wider fender flares. So these would stick out on a standard flare. I’m in the same boat want something to keep the mud off my door handles but don’t have the sas fender flares.

 

[zombie]

I'm guessing these cost way less than gatorbacks, and from looking at them it's obvious why.

I'm sure it's functional enough, but surely aesthetics must count for something.

Sometimes things cost more for a reason, I guess.

Just my opinion, if you folks are happy with the gap, have at it

 

[Abundigas]

I don’t know. If you go to their website you can select Wildtrack with steps. It would fit any Sasquatch with steps I believe.

I have a Base Squach with Ford Factory Tube Running Boards, Sounds like I want to pick Wildtrack option at least for the front, Does the Wildtrack have a different rear bumper or would I be ok getting the Wildtrak with steps set of 4 ?

 

[Sighlense]

Good illustration, Cat. Unless the tires are spitting stones at a standstill, light spray is about the only thing exiting the gap.

 

[dwhipker]

I have a Base Squach with Ford Factory Tube Running Boards, Sounds like I want to pick Wildtrack option at least for the front, Does the Wildtrack have a different rear bumper or would I be ok getting the Wildtrak with steps set of 4 ?

I don’t know if the Base is different from other models. You might look at YouTube videos of people doing walk arounds of models to see if they look the same.

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