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I installed a set of front rokblokz last weekend and I'm happy with them. The xls look good with 35s or above.
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Rokblokz.
Chile1
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If you are going to add mud flaps to your Rubicon JL, Weathertech is the way to go. They look OEM and no ugly logo like the RokBlokz. Furthermore, they integrate seamlessly with the XR fender flares.
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Another vote for RokBlokz.
I also put the rear ones on because I get ticked when the vehicle in front of me throws something up.
I also put the rear ones on because I get ticked when the vehicle in front of me throws something up.
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LuvHydro
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On a Sport as well the Weathertechs fit like a glove and look great, like they are OEM.
The Rokblokz look to me like they were cut from a piece of cardboard and stapled on and the price is... disturbing.
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I'm happy with the Rokblokz but if you are looking for more of an OEM look and don't have giant tires the WeatherTech ones look nice as well.
I personally bought the Rokblokz because they offered more coverage and came on/off easily for off-roading. In the year I've had them, I've never had the need to remove them though. They bend and flex nicely.
Depending on where you live, lift, tires etc you may need rear mud flaps. They are needed here but I also wanted them so I wouldn't be flinging rocks at cars behind me as they use sand/gravel pretty aggressively here on the roads during winter.
I personally bought the Rokblokz because they offered more coverage and came on/off easily for off-roading. In the year I've had them, I've never had the need to remove them though. They bend and flex nicely.
Depending on where you live, lift, tires etc you may need rear mud flaps. They are needed here but I also wanted them so I wouldn't be flinging rocks at cars behind me as they use sand/gravel pretty aggressively here on the roads during winter.
Reinen
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That's there by buyer's choice. You can select the color of the mudflap and the color of the logo. If you're into subtlety, order the same color logo as the mudflap.
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I have had both Weather-tech and now Rokblokz front only mud flaps.
Rokblokz hands down are the simpler install, and simpler to go back to a no mud flap look as it was from the factory. You can get the logo the same color as the mud flap if you want it to blend in.
Weather-Tech does look more OEM, and is a nice product as well.
Having both, my vote is Rokblokz. And having at least fronts will cut down on the amount of crap thrown on the side of your Jeep.
Rokblokz hands down are the simpler install, and simpler to go back to a no mud flap look as it was from the factory. You can get the logo the same color as the mud flap if you want it to blend in.
Weather-Tech does look more OEM, and is a nice product as well.
Having both, my vote is Rokblokz. And having at least fronts will cut down on the amount of crap thrown on the side of your Jeep.
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I have had both Weather-tech and now Rokblokz front only mud flaps.
Rokblokz hands down are the simpler install, and simpler to go back to a no mud flap look as it was from the factory. You can get the logo the same color as the mud flap, if you want it to blend in.
Weather-Tech does look more OEM, and is a nice product as well.
Having both, my vote is Rokblokz. And having at least fronts will cut down on the amount of crap thrown on the side of your Jeep.
Rokblokz hands down are the simpler install, and simpler to go back to a no mud flap look as it was from the factory. You can get the logo the same color as the mud flap, if you want it to blend in.
Weather-Tech does look more OEM, and is a nice product as well.
Having both, my vote is Rokblokz. And having at least fronts will cut down on the amount of crap thrown on the side of your Jeep.
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Rokblokz front set all I added. Looks good and keeps most crappy off my side. Don't care about the rear set....
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Rokblokz on front only. The logo isn't an issue as long as you choose black flaps with black logo.
TX_Ovrlnd
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Another vote for Rokblokz, I got the XL to keep more spray off my Wrangler and prep for larger tires down the road. The logo is not noticeable at all if you order black on black and after some drives. The install was very easy and they look good with the XR fender spats.
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