mudflaps

New 2 door Black Diamond owner experiencing a whistle noise at highway speeds after installing IAG I line mud flaps. (No similar noise prior to install) Anyone else w issue? Any advice? Any input appreciated. If Im missing another thread already on this topic please LMK.

Originally I just had the molded plastic pair on the front to stop the front wheels from throwing rocks into the paint on my doors. I plan on hauling my dirt bike on a hitch rack so I needed some longer rear protection to not throw rocks at my bike. I managed to get some rear Gatorbacks at...

I'm reading that some people say you don't have to drill the bumper to install these, others say you do. Some say you don't have to remove the wheel. Seems like it would be hard to drill without removing the wheel. Mine are on order and just wondering what to expect here in terms of install.

Trying to install front Gatorback Mudflaps and there is a bolt that the install directions don’t account for. I tried to remove but it won’t budge with a socket wrench. Best way to remove it? Trying not to have to go to the dealer for a single bolt😀

I just installed the front set of Gatorback Mudflaps on my bronco! So far great protection against rock chips. My question is, do you think I should install a rear pair ? I know in terms of functionality, It won’t do much, but as far as appearance, Im not sure. I think it looks kind of odd with...

Set of Rokblocks front XL Long mudflaps, super easy to remove for trail riding, these did great keeping rocks off my paint on road, where the Goodyear really fling rocks at speed. 260.00 new, these are in almost new condition. Have orange RB accent color. 200.00 OBO. pickup only, Detroit metro area.

Hey, has anyone installed the Gatorback flaps/splash guards on an aftermarket rear bumper? Curious to see some pics if so. Considering the ARB rear bumper, but not sure the flaps will be able to attach well, and like these flaps too much now to not keep them in place. Thanks in adv.

I have a Black Diamond (with rock rails) I purchased the $50 ford mudflaps. It was a letdown to know these are not meant for rock rail fittings (even though it said it would at time of purchase) I don't want to modify them either as some have. I heard that WeatherTech had them now...

My Wildtrak likes to run and a recent fall of snow reminded me (painfully) that the GY territories M+S fling rocks better than any tire I have ever owned. Yet, Ford has no OEM's for Sasq, and the aftermarket option is too expensive and ugly for me. So, $29 CAD got me these ugly buggers. Let's...