Mud Flaps Needed - recommendations?

[Cooperhawk]

I just this afternoon installed a set of Weather Tech Mud Flaps on my 2023 Outer Banks. They fit like a glove and I am well satisfied.

Now as to drilling, they have three self tapping screws on the rear ones that are much easier to install if you drill a small pilot hole. The instructions say just push hard and they will penetrate.

Drill baby, drill.

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[aermtr]

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 no. They credited us as promised. And all happened very quickly. You can’t go wrong.

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.

+1 for Broflaps. Installed mine over Christmas and they look awesome. I can upload pics later.

@zburbn, if you want, we’ll buy ‘em back. I’m traveling right now, but if you contact Andrea she’ll take care of you.

 

[HulksmasH]

I had the mini mud flaps from IAG, but they really didn't do much (IMO). So I switched to there trial shield mud flaps, which are adjustable. Funny thing is the mini mud flaps would rub at full lock but these don't.

 

[Gut]

Do rear flaps help keep the rear window cleaner? It finally snowed here in Denver and the rear window was constantly wet and dirty. Never had it this bad with any other vehicle.

 

[Fast Eddie]

Do rear flaps help keep the rear window cleaner? It finally snowed here in Denver and the rear window was constantly wet and dirty. Never had it this bad with any other vehicle.

Not really.

 

[ShaneQ]

Do rear flaps help keep the rear window cleaner? It finally snowed here in Denver and the rear window was constantly wet and dirty. Never had it this bad with any other vehicle.

If the mudflaps are long and wide enough, they do make a difference, in my experience. I don't believe most rear mudflaps from the aftermarket are long enough or wide enough to help though.

Before I added my homemade mudflaps, my back window was a mess in the rain/slush/snow. After adding them, the rear window does still get messy, but it's definitely better than it was with no mudflaps.

My rear flaps are 15 inches wide, and only 6-7 inches from the ground. Photos for your reference.

 

[Eldowerks]

Another vote for Mabbett mud flaps.
Bought a plain set without the new graphic.
Solid brackets. No drill. Fit well.
I trimmed 1-1/4”off the bottoms of the rear flaps.

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