Mud flaps on XR?

[Hadriel]

Now that I have it, I’m realizing I need to figure out a way to prevent rocks and what have you from smacking up my paint. Mudflaps seem like a good place to start. Only problem - I don’t see options for XR package Jeeps. So, I’m wondering if anyone here has added mudflats to their JLURXR and how that went. Brand, trimming, write up even? TIA

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[spurly]

I don’t see how Rokblokz wouldn’t work? The rears attach to the frame and the front attach to 3 lower bolts on the fender. If you get the XL then they’ll probably cover the width of the factory wheels.

 

[mferrara91]

PPF is another alternative. I personally don't like the look of mudflaps but that's just me.

 

[Jmos4]

Hi,

I put XR splash guards and weathertech mud flaps, here is a good post link with several examples depending upon rock rails

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/weathertech-mudflaps-on-xtreme-recon.89271/

Regards,
Jim

 

[Cowboy from hell]

Rockblox works for my rubicon... Keeps my body and fenders pretty clean. Only sprung for the front set. Who cares about the rear......

 

[John VonJeep]

Rokblox XL are what you want. They match the lines of the XR's extended flares perfectly. However, PFF is the only thing that will really save your paint. Somehow, rocks still get past the flares and flaps. It's fewer than you get without them, but still plenty.

 

[LLRubylady]

Dumb question probably but what is PFF?

 

[JeepWhealen]

Dumb question probably but what is PFF?

Paint Protection Film

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