Mud flaps are ugly, so I went another direction with vinyl wrap protection

[Don't Fence Me In]

I dig it.

so will the rocks LOL

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[akturbo]

This is the fix for rock chips.

 

[porkchop express]

Looks great. I wouldn't think the colors would work, but they do.

 

[jwysopal]

Vinyl is actually pretty durable and even if it gets messed up, it's cheap. My last Jeep had a full wrap, was used almost exclusively off-road and never had any issues except where I actually dragged it on a boulder. I think most are missing the joke though. I don't give 2 craps about rock chips, I was just making fun of everyone constantly talking about mud flaps for an off-road vehicle. Damage comes with the territory as far as I'm concerned.

PREACH

 

[berts]

Got a link? I’d totally buy that!

Thinking of something similar, mind saying how much it ran ya?
thanks

 

[StinkBug]

Thinking of something similar, mind saying how much it ran ya?
thanks

If you're asking me about the vinyl, the material was about $400, but i bought way too much.

 

[BigBaseJake]

I bought this thing to go camping and 4 wheeling, so in reality I care very little about rock chips, however I think multiple layers of vinyl wrap will probably help anyways. Even if that wasn't the original intent.

That came out great. Been looking for something clean like this on my 2 door Carb Grey.

Did you end up doing it yourself or outsource?

Thanks, TEAM 2DR!

 

[mybikeisred]

FINALLY someone said it! Mud flaps kill the look of anything IMO. I sort of get it with the northern folks with salt and snow...sort of, but man they are fugly IMO.

To each their own but I think they kill the look of anything, especially the Bronco. "Here, here's some square rubber or plastic to slap on a rounded body". I'm waiting for someone to show their Yosemite Sam "BACK OFF" guns up ones, come on, you know you're out there lol.

Agree 100% that mudflaps look like shit, but if they have Yosemite Sam on them, that could be the exception. Or Trucker girls.

 

[StinkBug]

Did you end up doing it yourself or outsource?

Thanks, TEAM 2DR!

Did it myself. Total cost about $400 and 2 days work.

 

[2020FordRaptor]

I bought this thing to go camping and 4 wheeling, so in reality I care very little about rock chips, however I think multiple layers of vinyl wrap will probably help anyways. Even if that wasn't the original intent.

"Didn't like look if mud flaps so I spent a LOT more and got a wrap"

Makes sense. Looks great though.

 

[mybikeisred]

How well does the vinyl stop those goodyears from yeeting rocks into other people's windshields?

Who cares?

I guess that means you don't ever pass anyone then? Because anyone that's ever driven before knows you can get rock chips from a car just passing you in the left lane.

Or is that another "them" problem for driving too slow?

Yes.

 

[StinkBug]

"Didn't like look if mud flaps so I spent a LOT more and got a wrap"

Makes sense. Looks great though.

Judging by what I've seen people spending on mud flaps I might have saved money. And i don't have hideous rubber appendages that will just get ripped off on the trail.

 

[2020FordRaptor]

Judging by what I've seen people spending on mud flaps I might have saved money. And i don't have hideous rubber appendages that will just get ripped off on the trail.

Agree.

 

[mybikeisred]

Judging by what I've seen people spending on mud flaps I might have saved money. And i don't have hideous rubber appendages that will just get ripped off on the trail.

I have never understood the mudflap obsession on this board. I think you may have hurt some mudflapper feelings with this thread though.

 

[StinkBug]

I have never understood the mudflap obsession on this board. I think you may have hurt some mudflapper feelings with this thread though.

Oh I think I hurt a lot of tiny flapper feelings, and I'm not sad about it.

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