Mud Flaps that look good -- recommendations?

[Jazer]

Rokblokz are my favorite. I like the mounting bracket and everything fits without modification. A lot of other options have some janky mounting screws. It's a nice feature to have them easily removable as well.

Sponsored

 

[Bullitt]

I went with the Gatorbacks...they are 2-piece flaps, so you can remove the lower section easily when needed.

 

[B Miller]

For a no drill bolt on install, Mabett makes a good set of flaps. They are coming out with a new smaller version for the fronts as well.

 

[SunnDogg]

For a no drill bolt on install, Mabett makes a good set of flaps. They are coming out with a new smaller version for the fronts as well.

Any more details on the new design and why? Planning to order a set and would like to know more about this first. TIA

 

[604Bronco]

I went with the Gatorbak mud flaps and love them. You can see some pictures on my post here: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/604bronco’s-build-journal.27755/post-1058958

 

[B Miller]

Any more details on the new design and why? Planning to order a set and would like to know more about this first. TIA

They are smaller and attach to the ends of the rock sliders (fronts only). I'd say they are for more heavy trail driving. So you don't drop off a rock and break off your mud flaps.

For mild trail driving and roads, the regular mud flaps would be fine. I can't seem to find the post, but I believe they are going to be on the market soon.

 

[19ontheice]

my cheapo ($40) alternate is F250 mud flaps. some pics

yet to get her dirty. they may be little too high. based on the dirt accumulation on the doors I may lower it an inch in the future.

what do you guys think?

More details
Which did you order?
What did you need to change to mount them up?

 

[aniljavali]

More details
Which did you order?
What did you need to change to mount them up?

part number

this comes with all hardware but the bolt was not long enough, so used long screws I had.

I used the existing holes on the bronco.

steps
1. remove existing push pins by unscrewing.
2. keep mud flaps behind the liner.
3. use the pencil to mark the holes.
4. drill the holes on the mud flaps.
5. position the nut came with the package onto the existing hole on the bronco.
6. use a washer and a long screw.

 

[Bronc69]

part number

this comes with all hardware but the bolt was not long enough, so used long screws I had.

I used the existing holes on the bronco.

steps
1. remove existing push pins by unscrewing.
2. keep mud flaps behind the liner.
3. use the pencil to mark the holes.
4. drill the holes on the mud flaps.
5. position the nut came with the package onto the existing hole on the bronco.
6. use a washer and a long screw.

Excellent! I was having a hard time spending $200 for front mudflaps.
Did you lower them yet? How much do you think you'd be able to lower them?
My Bronco is scheduled to be built the end of November and would like to get mudflaps on a soon as I get it to keep the side from getting peppered.

 

[Rebel Bronc]

I see most of the options posted here are for Sasquatch size tires and flares. I'm looking for the best solution (door protection) for a Badlands, non squatched, with the factory rock rails.

 

[diggs44060]

I've been really happy with Mabetts flaps. A little more expensive than the weather tech, but seem more solid.

I went Mabatt fronts only for my 22 badsquatch..
Mabatt
Rears wolnt work for rear steel badlands bumper

 

[aniljavali]

Excellent! I was having a hard time spending $200 for front mudflaps.
Did you lower them yet? How much do you think you'd be able to lower them?
My Bronco is scheduled to be built the end of November and would like to get mudflaps on a soon as I get it to keep the side from getting peppered.

I can lower it another one inch. I haven't. yet.

 

[aniljavali]

I see most of the options posted here are for Sasquatch size tires and flares. I'm looking for the best solution (door protection) for a Badlands, non squatched, with the factory rock rails.

ford has a mud flaps for non-sas, runs around $56 + tax, is the best option. check their website.

 

[Hannaboy78]

I put RekGens on the front of my Badlands SAS and really like them! Still waiting for them to release the trophy sport model that will go on the rear of my Bronco. Was told in June it would be about a month... still waiting...

 

[Rebel Bronc]

ford has a mud flaps for non-sas, runs around $56 + tax, is the best option. check their website.

Thank you, I appreciate your help, BUT...

FITS THESE VEHICLES
Ford Bronco 2021-2022
• Only compatible with Standard Fender Flare only (standard on Base, Big Bend and Outer Banks models less Sasquatch Package) • Not compatible with Rock Rails, Step Bars, Trail Armor Rocker Panels, any optional Fender Flares or Sasquatch Package Fender Flares

Sponsored