Opinion - BEST MUD FLAPS?

[Cux211]

I guess WeatherTech is wrong because i have the steel bumper group and have them on with no modifications whatsoever.

Sweet, I’ll order the rears

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[richk225]

If you are going to add mud flaps to your Rubicon JL, Weathertech is the way to go. They look OEM and integrate seamlessly with the XR fender flares.

They do look good with the XR trim. Your Jeep looks tastefully done. What part number did you order especially since it`s being said it does not fit steel bumpers or the XR package
Thanks in advance

 

[Chile1]

They do look good with the XR trim. Your Jeep looks tastefully done. What part number did you order especially since it`s being said it does not fit steel bumpers or the XR package
Thanks in advance

i don't that the part numbers handy but if you read the thread, it's reference in there.

 

[richk225]

This is from weathertechs site

392 front only non XR package and nothing listed for rear
110100f

https://www.weathertech.com/jeep/2021/wrangler-unlimited-rubicon-692/mudflap-no-drill-digitalfit/

For a standard Rubicon non XR pkg and non steel bumper

110100f
120100r
https://www.weathertech.com/jeep/20...im-/rubicon/wrangler-safety-group-package/no/

A little confusing but it show clear as can be that you guys are making them work, strange that the 4XE is not listed

 

[Northernlites]

I put the stock MOPAR mudflaps on our 2023 JLU. Granted they are spendy, but I like the way they attach and fit to perfection. Good quality that should last my time with the Jeep. Not off roading, so that won't be an issue for us.

 

[Rocketsauce]

I have the Rokblokz XL and heavy duty sliders with step assist. Just had to router out a bit of material to make it fit. Used the end cap from the sliders as a template and took a die grinder to it. Worked pretty good.

 

[richk225]

I put the stock MOPAR mudflaps on our 2023 JLU. Granted they are spendy, but I like the way they attach and fit to perfection. Good quality that should last my time with the Jeep. Not off roading, so that won't be an issue for us.

They do look nice. Are the front ones solid without any cutouts for factory rock guards?
I have my rock rails removed and I`m using Rockslider power steps but I do have the XR package and steel bumpers. I guess I can look on Mopar`s site to see what they have, I`m glad that you posted these pictures. Many thanks

 

[Northernlites]

They do look nice. Are the front ones solid without any cutouts for factory rock guards?
I have my rock rails removed and I`m using Rockslider power steps but I do have the XR package and steel bumpers. I guess I can look on Mopar`s site to see what they have, I`m glad that you posted these pictures. Many thanks

The front are solid with no cutouts.

 

[richk225]

The front are solid with no cutouts.

Thank you again, I am on Jeeps accessory site trying to find the part number for a set of 4. The more I look at your Jeep the more I like them

 

[BRuby]

For everyday use on-road and FSRs with ruts and large potholes and puddles - Weathertech with DIY bolt-on extensions. Zero mud - zero slush - zero mud cleaning. For rock crawling and bigger holes - take them off. Without the extensions still got way too much mud caked. Just eyeball the sightline from tire contact to impact point. Zero sight - zero mud. Zero rock chips. See my thread for details.

 

[White Rhino_21]

Has anyone tried RokBlokz with AMP PowerStep XL? Is the cutout needed or would the solid flaps fit?
TIA

I have this question as well. Hopefully someone on the forum has experience and can point us in the right direction.

 

[RowdySouth]

Weathertech is the way to go.

Looks nice and clean with no overwhelming logos/branding. Question for those with RokBlokz, if you order black on black (logo), is the logo gone or repaint to hide the logo for one less branded item? Hard to tell if its painted and/or etched into the material.

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