Mud Flaps, Yes/No
I just put Ford OEM molded flaps on my new 2013. My truck without factory flares required no drilling for the front or the rear. I like the way they look and they keep the crap off the exhaust. I also would recommend the Ford OEM rear wheel well liners, which are also no-drill and keep road dirt and salt from getting up in the sides of the bed.
I -====HATE====- people who don't run mud flaps on trucks. I have had SEVERAL chipped windshields over the years from people who selfishly decide to cheap out and not have them.
Trucks need them even more than cars because of the height. And no I'm not tailgating.
Don't be an @$$ - install the mud flaps.
/flame retardant suit on!
Trucks need them even more than cars because of the height. And no I'm not tailgating.
Don't be an @$$ - install the mud flaps.
/flame retardant suit on!
x2. I can't stand following vehicles without mud flaps. They kick up sand/salt/stones from the highway. Having road debris fly up at my truck gives me some serious road rage! Every truck should have a proper set of rubber flaps... Not the cheap looking molded plastic things that belong on a Prius.
x2. I can't stand tailgating vehicles without mud flaps. They kick up sand/salt/stones from the highway. Having road debris fly up at my truck gives me some serious road rage! Every truck should have a proper set of rubber flaps... Not the cheap looking molded plastic things that belong on a Prius.
Do the front mudflaps prevent snow and ice from kicking up on the running boards? Don't have them and am sick of slipping on the boards and nearly breaking my leg when getting in my truck. Any comments?






