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Yeah the mud flaps prices are definitely out of control. $400+ for mud flaps Is crazy. I'm really to just get 1/4 flat black rubber and cut and make them myself. Lol.
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Mud flaps for Sasquatch?
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Mabett!
I only run the fronts, no flaps on the rear cuts down on tailgating.
I only run the fronts, no flaps on the rear cuts down on tailgating.
Mud flaps look stupid. You’ll still get junk flung past them. I had a couple hundred miles on mine when I collected a dozen rock chips. Comes with the look and tire size. Get a paint touch up pen and get ready for the next body trauma…scratches!! 
They and other mud flaps will reduce rocks hitting the side of the vehicle. But the rocks still fly off the tires, ending up under the vehicle or going to the side. So you still hear rocks, but don't hear them hitting your door.
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WeatherTech. Resonably priced at $55 per pair ($110 for all four), they fit well and seem to be reasonably tough. Haven't really tested mine a huge amount since I installed them, though. Photos:
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XL or XL long better for Sasquatch? Also im guessing I order the option of crash bar removed for Sasquatch since it's already removed from the factory? That's sounds like a weird question but they have 2 options. One the first one says just crash bar removed then the other says crash bar removed with a part number.
I have the XL Long ones.
Got the same for the front. No paint chips even after driving 500 or so miles on gravel and dirt roads the first 3 months of ownership.
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Well I just ordered the XL. Hopefully they protect the sides. I thought maybe the XL long would look a little too long since they recommended them for a lift and tires larger then Sasquatch
There are a few threads on mud flaps (or splash guards) and I read quite a few of them. I originally ordered Splash Guards from Ford- only to find out they do not fit Sasquatch. There is a thread on making them fit by fabricating and bending a steel bracket......but you have to drill holes in the Sas fender flares. No thanks on that for me. I end up going with Mabbet. Front only- as the back- well- already have mini ones on there and there is nothing back there to chip the paint if rocks fly up. Ordered them from Amazon, will install them this weekend. I am not a fan of mud flaps but the tires do throw up a lot of stuff on the doors and I have chips already after only 1200 miles and not even been off road.
The only other choice was Weathertech but I did not favor the look. Then a couple of other ones that were way too stupid expensive- at least for me.
The only other choice was Weathertech but I did not favor the look. Then a couple of other ones that were way too stupid expensive- at least for me.
I don't think the XL Longs look too long.Well I just ordered the XL. Hopefully they protect the sides. I thought maybe the XL long would look a little too long since they recommended them for a lift and tires larger then Sasquatch
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