Mud flap recommendation?

[wazzabie]

What mud flaps are you using. I don't want to do any drilling. Weathertech makes some at $150 that I'm looking at.

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[TheBirdie72]

I have weather-tech and no complaints whatsoever. Easy to install and look good / work well.

Rokblokz usually tend to be highest rated around here, though. Especially if easily removing them is important to you.

 

[GeorgeYJ2JL]

I purchased the weather tech. Here is how they look. Overall OK. But be careful to catch both parts of the back bumper or they will not fit tightly

 

[X35]

Rokblokz

 

[GeorgeYJ2JL]

Here are some up close pictures of the weather tech and how the back bumper 2 parts have to slide in between the guide

 

[GeorgeYJ2JL]

I also took some small strips of PPF and put that inbetween the rear bumper and the mudflaps so it wouldn't rub on the bumper should you ever have to take them off. The back bumper was tricky, until I noticed there was two parts and both parts had to slide into that guide for it to be tight.

 

[GinaC]

I have the WeatherTech on my 2024 Willys 4xe and I really like them. They look OEM.

FYI, the dealership went to order them for my new 2026 Willys and only the front are available as of last week.

I have the safety and comfort groups and performance "step" rock rails on both vehicles.

 

[Wbino]

I used to have mudflaps on a couple of nice cars I had because I was worried about chipping the paint on the side. But ultimately they are more trouble than they are worth especially in the winter. The mudflap will grab all the ice and snow and become a solid chunk of ice that you need to pick off, because if you don't you'll get rubbing and a wobble in the vehicle.

 

[Red Rubi 22]

Rokblokz all day! Simple install and removal. I have never had a reason to remove them, except that one time I needed larger ones as my new rims pushed the tires out about an inch. They are fantastic.

 

[vetygud]

I installed the WeatherTech on my 2022 Willys 2 door and they help to keep the slush, sand and mud off of the door hinges. They cut down considerably the slop to the sides and rear quarter panels. The fit and finish is great. Install was easy. I've always had good luck with WT.

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[Blues Fan 30]

Rokblokz on both ours. Super easy to remove when hitting the trails.

 

[Opus]

As you see, OP it really comes down more to aesthetics and use-case. I have Weathertechs and agree with others that it looks more OEM. If I wheeled on a regular basis, though, I'd go with Rokblokz. They look a little more clunky to me, but they work and are easy to remove before you hit the trail.

 

[X35]

I used to have mudflaps on a couple of nice cars I had because I was worried about chipping the paint on the side. But ultimately they are more trouble than they are worth especially in the winter. The mudflap will grab all the ice and snow and become a solid chunk of ice that you need to pick off, because if you don't you'll get rubbing and a wobble in the vehicle.

 

[wazzabie]

I may also try to make some custom mud flaps. I'm going more for function. If they fall off on a trail I would be ok with it. I'm tired of having to clean mud from the side of the Jeep.

 

[tk1700]

Rok Blokz

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