Do splash guards/mud flaps exist for Sasquatch w/ tube steps without modification? If not, why not?

[CapeCodCash]

As someone who has their Bronco with a Sasquatch package you may be rethinking the idea of downsizing your fenders. They help prevent rock chips not to mention dirt and mud from flying all over your panels

If I decide to put on side steps and splash guards to ward off the aforementioned dirt and mud, will the OEM splash guards fit w/nonSas fender flares?

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[Yielar]

If I decide to put on side steps and splash guards to ward off the aforementioned dirt and mud, will the OEM splash guards fit w/nonSas fender flares?

From my research there seem to be more options available with Sasquatch package and the larger fender flares. As mentioned, I definitely wouldn't recommend downsizing the fender flares with 35s but to each their own

 

[CapeCodCash]

As someone who has their Bronco with a Sasquatch package you may be rethinking the idea of downsizing your fenders. They help prevent rock chips not to mention dirt and mud from flying all over your panels

I appreciate the advice. Really I do. But do you know if the OEM front guards fit the nonSas flares? It sounds like they don't fit the Sas flares?.?.?

 

[Draughon]

Was thinking - an elegant solution would be an aftermarket fender flare kit that extends the flare down to the level of the step / rail - kinda like what they have on Jeeps. You could just snap 'em in.

 

[Yielar]

Was thinking - an elegant solution would be an aftermarket fender flare kit that extends the flare down to the level of the step / rail - kinda like what they have on Jeeps. You could just snap 'em in.

I'd like to see something like this that replaces the existing flares and uses to same oem holes and locking mechanism but comes down further to prevent mud and dirt from spraying the side of the vehicle

 

[Draughon]

I'd like to see something like this that replaces the existing flares and uses to same oem holes and locking mechanism but comes down further to prevent mud and dirt from spraying the side of the vehicle

Exactly what I was thinking. Just happened to have read this thread and went for a drive and saw how low the flares on the new Wranglers are and thought, "Hmm....."

 

[Bdockins]

Interesting that the picture of Ford mud flaps at the link above shows them installed with a rock rail, yet the Details state, "not compatible with rock rails". I want mud flaps, too, and my WT will have tube steps.

Yo, Cat, what’s your plan on steps and flaps?
This is the way

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