Mud flaps/splash guards
#21
30 states home/biz solar
do the gatorbacks go higher up the wheelwell?
they appear to be wider underneath so might there be more inference with bigger tires?
are they semi pliable like 18 wheeler mud flaps?
they appear to be wider underneath so might there be more inference with bigger tires?
are they semi pliable like 18 wheeler mud flaps?
#22
Senior Member
Has anyone mentioned the WeatherTech mud flaps yet?
#26
Ok, so the Gatorbacks are cool but probably not gonna drop $400 on a set of flaps for a leased truck that’s 100% stock. Besides, not sure how they’d look on a Blue Jeans Limited. Probably go with the OEM ford molded set. Look the same as the Husky and Weathertech’s and have the Ford logo molded in the back ones.
#27
Ok, so the Gatorbacks are cool but probably not gonna drop $400 on a set of flaps for a leased truck that’s 100% stock. Besides, not sure how they’d look on a Blue Jeans Limited. Probably go with the OEM ford molded set. Look the same as the Husky and Weathertech’s and have the Ford logo molded in the back ones.
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BubbaKen (11-05-2017)
#29
Senior Member
Husky or Weathertechs for the reasonably priced option. Just keep in mind not all the hardware is aluminum chassis friendly. Just be careful what type of metal is resting on the aluminum when installing. Premature galvanic corrosion loves the nasty muck of the wheel wells.
#30
Senior Member
I went with Ford OEM splash guards. They were reasonably easy to install and worked well last winter to keep the ice from accumulating on the step bars.