MrMischief
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I'm debating putting some mud flaps on the front of my 2 door Rubicon (stock). I don't really care about rock chips on my fenders or door, but I am finding that the salt coming off of the tires is building up on the side windows hurting my visibility a bit. I also am finding that the door handle likes to get packed with ice/dirt. It's not a big issue but the last few days I've been knocking the mix out when I open the door. I'm thinking some mud flaps behind the front tire would solve these first world problems but my question is, how flexible are they? When I catch one on a rock is it going to flex out of the way or is it going to rip off, or is it going to be so solid that it flexes the fender?
And of course... should Jeeps have mud flaps? Looks like I can get a front only set from rokblokz.
EDIT: I do have a story of slide the front end across some fresh road kill (went to go around it and someone's pug came out of the weeds onto the road, dodge the dog, but front MTR threw pieces of the road kill down the side of my jeep) that would maybe been less disgusting if I had a mud flap.
And of course... should Jeeps have mud flaps? Looks like I can get a front only set from rokblokz.
EDIT: I do have a story of slide the front end across some fresh road kill (went to go around it and someone's pug came out of the weeds onto the road, dodge the dog, but front MTR threw pieces of the road kill down the side of my jeep) that would maybe been less disgusting if I had a mud flap.
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