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Mudflaps and Rubicon Flares?
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Off-Road Toad
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I’ll second that motion.Pics please or it didn’t happen
drgrendel
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WeatherTechs would be great for my 2019 JLU if I had the standard rails as opposed to the OEM steps. MOPAR, WeatherTech, and others certainly have dropped the ball on this.
Looks like Rockblokz for me.
Looks like Rockblokz for me.
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Ogormanste
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Weathertech do make front mud flaps for the rubicon , see photo .
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Thank you for sharing that. The issue for me is that they will fit if you have the rock rails. I have the Mopar side steps on mine so these will not work on the front - unless I am missing something. Additionally, I have the rear steel bumper which will not work as well - according to their page that is.Weathertech do make front mud flaps for the rubicon , see photo .
Ogormanste
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Hi , I have just looked on the weathertech website and it looks like the front flaps will do both the side steps and rock rails . Not sure about the rear though . If you click the edit vehicle button it shows different photos . See attached pics .hope this helps .
Ogormanste
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Hi , I have just looked on the weathertech website and it looks like the front flaps will do both the side steps and rock rails . Not sure about the rear though . If you click the edit vehicle button it shows different photos . See attached pics .hope this helps .
Sky King
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They look great but have three questions. Are those flaps original size or XL? Is the exposed part of the fasteners for the front flap black? Are those fasteners sturdy or plastic that can break?OK. Here is what they look like:
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What company makes the best set of mud guards for the Rubi JL? I’m in dire need. Thanks
Ogormanste
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I have rokblokx and they are the best in my opinion. They fit with stock rock rails and they are by far the best looking. They are also removable. The front where easy to fit but the rear took a little modification ( a little cutting of the plastic cover within the wing , nothing to difficult).The modification may have been due to the fact that my jlu rubi is a uk model ( rear fender is slightly different to us model).see photos .
Sky King
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Rokblokz are the best. Originally bought WeatherTec. Very well constructed and cheaper but returned them. 1. They don't look anywhere as good as the Rokblokz on a jeep. Look like they belong on a car. 2. I only put the front flaps on. They can be taken on or put back in less than a minute. Something to consider if you go rock crawling. The WeatherTec are permanent. I purchased Rokblokz for needed protection but really like the looks more than expected. Have gotten lots of compliments about them.
Jeeporama
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Agreed. They are a bit pricey, but didn't find anything that comes close to them and got several compliments on them as well.Rokblokz are the best. Originally bought WeatherTec. Very well constructed and cheaper but returned them. 1. They don't look anywhere as good as the Rokblokz on a jeep. Look like they belong on a car. 2. I only put the front flaps on. They can be taken on or put back in less than a minute. Something to consider if you go rock crawling. The WeatherTec are permanent. I purchased Rokblokz for needed protection but really like the looks more than expected. Have gotten lots of compliments about them.
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