New Product Release: IAG I-Line Mud Flaps

[IAG Performance]

IAG I-Line Mud Flaps Protect Your Investment
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The IAG I-Line Mud flap Set is designed to mount using existing holes, no cutting or drilling is required for mounting. Once installed, these flaps provide an extra layer of protection between your tires and your paint. Mud, snow, ice, and other road debris simply bounce off of these flaps before hitting the side of your truck. These mud flaps are designed for street and light offroad use. Unlike others on the market, our mudflap set includes longer stainless hardware to make installation a breeze. We also include a replacement factory-style body clip to ensure a secure connection to your Bronco. Clears OEM tires with stock offset wheels even on Sasquatch Package equipped Broncos. These mud flaps work perfectly with the OEM rock rails found on some Bronco models. Removal of the factory crash bar is not required for installation.

IAG I-Line Mud Flap Front and Rear Set

Constructed of high-quality ABS Plastic, these mud flaps resist scratching and cracking. They feature a small IAG mountain logo in each corner. ABS plastic is very durable and designed for this type of application. These flaps look great and provide superior protection from the elements.

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IAG I-Line Mud Flap Set *Front Only*

The IAG I-Line Two Piece Front Mudflap Set includes flaps for the front of your Bronco only. Designed to mount using existing holes, no cutting or drilling is required for mounting. Once installed, these flaps provide an extra layer of protection between your tires and your paint.

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[BitterBronco]

These are great looking! @IAG Performance are you guys having a Black Friday sale?

if I’m getting flaps, can I get a deal on steps too? Sweeten the deal! Lol

jk on the rhetoric but serious on the Black Friday sale question!

 

[Last Ride Bronco]

Wow! These are super inexpensive. Are these made in the USA?

 

[Rick Astley]

@Jazer Will these mudflaps fit my Bronco? I wanted to make a dozen new accounts to ask this question in a new thread each. But I'll have to just ask here , I guess.


On topic, these look fantastic! @IAG Performance one question, what is part number 13? Your install instructions give them an ID not referenced in the key. I'm assuming some sort of natural rubber pad for protecting the body from the flap rubbing?

 

[IAG Performance]

@Jazer Will these mudflaps fit my Bronco? I wanted to make a dozen new accounts to ask this question in a new thread each. But I'll have to just ask here , I guess.


On topic, these look fantastic! @IAG Performance one question, what is part number 13? Your install instructions give them an ID not referenced in the key. I'm assuming some sort of natural rubber pad for protecting the body from the flap rubbing?

You are correct, that is an adhesive rubber pad that is installed on the front of the rear bumper between the bumper and the mudflap itself. It should be referenced later on in the install instructions, but we will update the numbered list so that it shows correctly.

 

[ottergt]

EDIT - I see IAG answere as I was typing!
Rick - I think #13 are sheets of stick-on material to keep rattling noise down between flaps and fender/bumper. (Cut to fitand stick where you want.)

@Jazer Will these mudflaps fit my Bronco? I wanted to make a dozen new accounts to ask this question in a new thread each. But I'll have to just ask here , I guess.


On topic, these look fantastic! @IAG Performance one question, what is part number 13? Your install instructions give them an ID not referenced in the key. I'm assuming some sort of natural rubber pad for protecting the body from the flap rubbing?

 

[IAG Performance]

Wow! These are super inexpensive. Are these made in the USA?

All of our I-Line products are imported (the "I" in I-Line) from a variety of different manufacturers from across the world. We do have our own in-house line of products as well that are designed and built right here at our Westminster, MD facility. Check out the video below to see a tour of the shop!

 

[Hannaboy78]

These fit the Badlands Sasquatch with it's one of a kind rear bumper?

 

[HCGxKaLiBeR]

It looks almost identical to the one I got off Amazon...

But regardless, either products are super durable. I only had minor issue taking the factory wheel well liner clips off. Besides that easy install.

 

[Kjbeggs]

@IAG Performance -
These work with factory steps?

 

[HCGxKaLiBeR]

@IAG Performance -
These work with factory steps?

It does. Mine has factory steps. The front flaps rest firmly against the the steps.
Cut and stick included #13 foam material between them so they don't rub against.

 

[PC Austin]

These look great. Do you think they will work with the rock slide engineering step sliders?

 

[TheShark]

They look just like the ones Mabett sells, they probably all come from the same trough. I like mine but make sure if they didn't give you stainless steel bolts to get some before you mount these. Mine rusted out in about a month.

 

[Name]

They look just like the ones Marbet sells, they probably all come from the same trough.

Mabett. They do look the same. Seems likely since they're imported.

 

[vzqhsg]

Nice looking flaps, but they are not long enough, especially the front ones.

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