I need mud flaps, whats everyone using?

[Gypsy]

I bought rockblock and iag and installed both to see what they looked like. I kept the iag as I feel they look more stock.

How are those working out for you? Have they kept rocks from dinging the sides. We are not too worried about mud. I was reading the reviews and it said the front ones were difficult to install and the pin kept popping out. I agree they definitely look good. TIA

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[CARdiac]

How are those working out for you? Have they kept rocks from dinging the sides. We are not too worried about mud. I was reading the reviews and it said the front ones were difficult to install and the pin kept popping out. I agree they definitely look good. TIA

I like them a lot. Install was very easy and they are protecting the vehicle very well.

 

[BrianH]

I think mud flaps deter the look especially with 35’s and larger but they are necessary to protect the paint. Which option out there contours / curves with the wheel versus hanging straight down with an ugly square look?

 

[BroncoBobArea51]

Wanted something simple. Just installed. They are small so not sure how well they will work. We will see. Really like how they look!
IAG I-Line 2pc Rock Rail Side Mini Mud Flap
https://www.iagperformance.com/iag-..._7KGPa37z3uEUuL8_IriZe8TpJrkGX80aAqnEEALw_wcB

 

[BroncoBobArea51]

Agree. Installed on 2 Door Badlands. Like the fact that they cover the space between the fender flares and Rock Rails. Plus no need to remove when going off road. They definitely look like they belong there.

 

[OuterJersey]

Rekgen only in front… standard size

 

[timhood]

I think mud flaps deter the look especially with 35’s and larger but they are necessary to protect the paint. Which option out there contours / curves with the wheel versus hanging straight down with an ugly square look?

The Ford OEM flaps look good. They look like they were designed for the Bronco, rather than a generic add-on like what you are talking about (which I also dislike). They have the added advantage of not requiring any drilling and are also priced reasonably ($55 normally, and under $50 when the 15% off sales are active). The only caveat is that if you have the rock rails, you'll need to cut an opening for them. I didn't realize that when I bought mine and would have returned them but I waited too long to get around to installing them and the return window was closed. That said, I'm glad that happened because cutting the hole for the rock rail wasn't a big deal and I'm really happy with these based on effectiveness as well as looks, price, and ease of installation.

 

[JawnyBronco]

IAG/Mabetts integrate perfectly with Heritage/Everglades flares

 

[Skeld]

IAG/Mabetts integrate perfectly with Heritage/Everglades flares

Do you have a side shot of this and how they line up with the steps? And are the steps in the stock location?

 

[JawnyBronco]

Do you have a side shot of this and how they line up with the steps? And are the steps in the stock location?

Steps are in the stock location and the contour of the flap lets it gently rest against the step with no movement so it’s silent.

 

[Skeld]

Steps are in the stock location and the contour of the flap lets it gently rest against the step with no movement so it’s silent.

Yeah that definitely look better than the Weathertech ones that I have in the front, thank you.

 

[91tii]

Does anyone know if the Rokblokz work ok with the OEM rock rails? I swear I saw they did.

They do. I have the standard width/length ones on my badlands and they fit great with the OEM rock rails.

 

[AndGerry]

Maybe I missed it, but has anyone used the OEM flaps with the SAS package and OEM steps? How about the Mabett? Still can’t decide what to go with, obviously…

 

[OuterJersey]

Rekgen only in front… standard size

I don’t like mud flaps so I went with these..not too long but work well for covering the tire where it throws mud.

 

[HotLap]

IAG/Mabetts integrate perfectly with Heritage/Everglades flares

Like the look of these subtler than most, thinking these might work well with the OBX painted flares…

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