Mud flaps or fender flares?
#1
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Mud flaps or fender flares?
I've been noticing that I'm getting small ding in my door from rocks on the road being kick up from my tires since I went to a winder set. I not sure which way I want to go or what would look better to solve this issue. fender flares or mud flaps. Obviously mud flaps are going to be a lot cheaper but will they do the job?
#5
Timber Baron
I recently put Husky flaps all around my truck. Greatly reduced mud/dirty water flinging with the stock 275s.
#7
In my opinion, people who buy 'limited' or 'platinum' have fewer if any choices in fender flares. We have all seen the guy driving a platinum with a 6" lift, MT 35's and fender flares and it doesn't make any sense.
If your trim level is above a king ranch don't do flares, it's like those people have so much money they don't even know what to do with it.
In summation, I vote mud flaps
If your trim level is above a king ranch don't do flares, it's like those people have so much money they don't even know what to do with it.
In summation, I vote mud flaps
Last edited by Phaedrus; 07-18-2015 at 06:55 PM.
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#8
In my opinion, people who buy 'limited' or 'platinum' have fewer if any choices in fender flares. We have all seen the guy driving a platinum with a 6" lift, MT 35's and fender flares and it doesn't make any sense.
If your trim level is above a king ranch don't do flares, it's like those people have so much money they don't even know what to do with it.
In summation, I vote mud flaps
If your trim level is above a king ranch don't do flares, it's like those people have so much money they don't even know what to do with it.
In summation, I vote mud flaps
I disagree. There is nothing wrong with wanting to enjoy those creature comforts while on a trail. Do both, unlike what was said above, if you've got the money a little more added protection goes a long way.