Mud Flaps recommendations?

[Lovecato]

I finally received my Bronco Badlands 3 weeks ago ( Aug 2020 reservation). From “it’s being produced to delivery was very rapid and no issues! It is a non Sas model. Any recommendations re which mud flaps I should order, if any. Do not intend to do off roading, but live in Wisconsin so yes can be a lot of snow, salt etc.

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[Buck₩ild]

Ultra cheapo - DIY universal flaps with all the drill and cut bs
Price conscious - Mabett if you can get it on discount.
Medium - Rekgen / Rokblocks.
Rich AF - Gatorbacks

 

[mikec426]

I've had the WeatherTech mudflaps for a bit now. Not everybody digs the look, but they work. Heard great things about RokBloks, but they are pricey!

LOTS of threads on this. Search and enjoy!

 

[Easy-v]

I bit the bullet and got gator backs. Search for the part numbers and you can find them for a decent price. I’m south of Wisconsin in the flatlands of Felonois.

No issues, no scratches.

 

[Ford Motor Company]

I finally received my Bronco Badlands 3 weeks ago ( Aug 2020 reservation). From “it’s being produced to delivery was very rapid and no issues! It is a non Sas model. Any recommendations re which mud flaps I should order, if any. Do not intend to do off roading, but live in Wisconsin so yes can be a lot of snow, salt etc.

Congratulations on your new Bronco! Glad to hear you're happy with it.

 

[CobraKaiSG]

OP said non-sas- do all those recommendations work with that? i have found most are for Sas unless i'm mistaken

 

[Lak34ers]

I finally received my Bronco Badlands 3 weeks ago ( Aug 2020 reservation). From “it’s being produced to delivery was very rapid and no issues! It is a non Sas model. Any recommendations re which mud flaps I should order, if any. Do not intend to do off roading, but live in Wisconsin so yes can be a lot of snow, salt etc.

Gatorbacks no doubt if you can fit them in the budget. Shop around and don't pay even close to retail. Ebay and other Google retailers will have them much less than dealer.

 

[DUSTYcazOREGON]

I bit the bullet and got gator backs. Search for the part numbers and you can find them for a decent price. I’m south of Wisconsin in the flatlands of Felonois.

No issues, no scratches.

I went with the Ford-Gatorbacks as well. Pricey but tough and great coverage. I got the ones that say "BRONCO" on them.

 

[Losy]

I installed the front Rekgen flaps last night. Went on easy. Good quality. Not sure they are good option if you plan to remove them for crawling etc. But I notices a lot less water and dirt hitting my lower doors today when I went through some water on the road.

 

[JBlanco]

Don't have the Bronco yet but ordered these already, fit SAS and non-SAS:
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...ails-or-tube-steps.47467/page-13#post-1488852

 

[2ata]

Non SAS, The Ford OEM flaps are great.

 

[SunnDogg]

Non SAS, The Ford OEM flaps are great.

Current offering from Ford is not compatible with the rock rails on the Badlands model the OP has. Some have cut out a window in the front flap or shortened the rails.

 

[Southern Girl]

For non-Sas, I think rok blokz are the only ones I could find that would work. I live off road and I waited forever for them to come in stock. They are pricey, but they work great. They stop all the mud from slinging on the side of my Bronco, and no gravel has hit the sides since they were installed. They did cause my husband to complain mightily as he installed them because it was no where near as easy as the video showed. They were worth it though.

 

[skierx728]

Non SAS, The Ford OEM flaps are great.

Anyone have an OBX w/ the Ford OEM front flaps? just curious if they look okay w/ the painted flares and if they work well/people like them?

 

[Lowdogg]

I installed the front set of Rokbloks flaps on my Wildtrak this morning. Was a little challenging since I just turned the wheels and don't have excellent tools. Probably took me a solid hour, and fortunately I didn't have to repeat any steps.
I used the video instructions and found them easy to follow. I may have the rear ones installed professionally, along with my roof rack when it arrives, since it seems like a really tight fit.
My priority was the front ones to protect the sides, and I'm going offroad tomorrow and will see how well they work. It will be a mostly flat FL trail.
Still trying to decide on rails/steps/etc.

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