Sasquatch and.......mud flaps (splash guards)

[JLodes]

Have a little over 250 miles on the Wildtrak so far. Took the fam down some of the gravel back roads yesterday to enjoy some top down cruising.

The Goodyear Territories pick up a ton of gravel and throw it up against the step bars and some does hit the body work. Knowing I won't be doing much offroading where they'd impact clearance I'm considering adding splash guards

I see Ford's accessory page has a few options, from Gatorback and Ford. From $50 to $450 a pair. WHAT makes the Gatorbacks worth that much!?!

Any suggestions for aftermarket or otherwise I'd be interested in hearing

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[B Miller]

Here's some info on the Mabett flaps. Hope this helps!

 

[Scott R Nelson]

Are the tires on the Sasquatch package noisy?

No. They're surprisingly quiet.

I just answered the mudflap question on another thread, but I'll post the same thing here. I bought a set of WeatherTech mudflaps that I ordered through my dealer and have been happy with them. I paid $110 for the full set. They make a big difference in reducing mud and rocks hitting the car, although they don't stop the rocks completely. I get maybe one fifth as many banging into things as before.

Photos of mine in place, right after they were installed. If you get them use some Loctite on the bolts holding the rear ones in place, or the bolts can vibrate back out. damhik

 

[HideoutBronco]

WeatherTech mudflaps are aweseome and easy to install.

 

[crnmddoc]

I did the Mabett's today on the front. They fit fine but the install is aggravating. No matter how careful I was, removing the plastic screw tabs is a pain. I gently lifted the base and slowly unscrewed. Two were very difficult to get out. Otherwise, watch the video on amazon and look at the printed instructions. Pay attention to the labeling on the flaps and the brackets so you don't do it backwards like I did the first time. They look nice with the Sasquatch flares and rock rails.

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