I have weather tech on my wildtraks.
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Mud Flaps Needed - recommendations?
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I also have had the WeatherTechs for almost a year and have been very happy with them.Parddon the dirt - It's winter here in upstate NY.
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+1 for Broflaps. Installed mine over Christmas and they look awesome. I can upload pics later.
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Rokblkz, on mine work great, no drilling, not cheap
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I have a new, unused set of four Broflaps that I bought from them for my ‘25 Base SAS with the factory running boards still in the original packaging If you are interested. Let me know! Dave.
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Rokblokz fit perfect on my Heritage up front (with factory Heritage steps). It was a super-easy install & I'm extremely happy with them. Just make sure you hold them as far back as possible when tightening the last bolt since it has an ovaled hole adjustment. I used a wooden wedge between the tire & flap to hold them in place while tightening that last bolt since I'm running wheel spacers and the tire gets very close to them at full turn.
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I have the RockBlokz on the front of my Wildtrak and they are great! I have RCI rock sliders as well with zero fitment issues. I get full coverage too with a more aggressive wheel fitment. They protect the entire side of my Bronco.
I didn't do the rears. I typically drive the speed limit everywhere I go and sometimes a little over based on conditions. I will have so many idiots tailgating me for no reason. So, if they want a cracked windshield or stones thrown at their car while they're tailgating me, that's their problem.
I didn't do the rears. I typically drive the speed limit everywhere I go and sometimes a little over based on conditions. I will have so many idiots tailgating me for no reason. So, if they want a cracked windshield or stones thrown at their car while they're tailgating me, that's their problem.
I have Bro-Flaps: Sasquatch mudflaps short on the front, non on the back. No drill and easy to install. Got them on etsy.
Rokblokz. I love mine.
To me Rokblokz are the best. I think they look the best, are removable, no drill, but expensive. They have worked great for me. I'd get them again.
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Broflaps, Etsy. Super product, very stoutly made; template for installation was perfect and easy. 1000% satisfied; they work well. The vendor provided super customer service with an exchange for the front flaps to get the longer ones; kept the back ones. They responded quickly to our questions. They credited us as promised. And all happened very quickly. You can’t go wrong.
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yeah they're a pretty awesome team.
I built my own, because I wanted the flaps to be rubber, and be flexible, offer more coverage than most others, and be solidly mounted. I didn't want plastic or poly and I didn't want to drill into anything on the truck, though on the fronts I did have to screw into the fender flare with a pair of #8 screws.
The mudflap mounts use PEM nuts pressed into the mount, so no external nuts are necessary to hold the mudflap in place. The rear can be removed easily with one nut, the fronts just require removing the intrusion bar bolts, and the pair of small #8 screws at the fender flare.
The mudflap mounts use PEM nuts pressed into the mount, so no external nuts are necessary to hold the mudflap in place. The rear can be removed easily with one nut, the fronts just require removing the intrusion bar bolts, and the pair of small #8 screws at the fender flare.
To my knowledge, Rokblokz are the only Bronco front and rear mud-flaps 100% frame supported and mounted. Nothing is attached to or supported by the fender or anything else in the wheel well area. They can be removed quickly, cover the full width of our SAS tires, extremely flexible and very hard to damage.
Here's some pics of them mounted on our 2dr.
Here's some pics of them mounted on our 2dr.
And they look like they belong there, unlike some of the others
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