Exactly my experience. Regulars with 35's. I've off-roaded with them many, many times on the toughest terrain my Jeep has seen. They've had no issue and haven't even been scratched up. I like that they deflect some of the road salt in the winter.I have the regular size option, they do a great job keeping the jeep clean, but i switched to 35" recently and started getting muddy on the rear doors only.. i've been running them for a year and no issues at all. highly recommend them. i never remove them while offroading and they take alot of beating and still perform as expected.
(A) is 11.25” for the XL flaps on a Sahara. Photo might appear to show 11.5” but that is because the flap is slightly curved so the length along the flap is 11.5” but the vertical distance between bottom of flap and the bottom of the Sahara flare is 11.25”Random request. Could anyone tell me the height from bottom of fender flare to bottom of flap (A)? And from ground to bottom of flap (B)? I'm interested in these dimensions for the regular and XL. Thanks!
Thank you! You're right, wasn't thinking on B. If anyone can provide height from ground to bottom of flap for stock Sahara or Rubicon with regular or XL flaps, post up.(A) is 11.25” for the XL flaps on a Sahara. Photo might appear to show 11.5” but that is because the flap is slightly curved so the length along the flap is 11.5” but the vertical distance between bottom of flap and the bottom of the Sahara flare is 11.25”
(B) will depend on your build.
On a satisfying note, the front XLs extend exactly as far as the XR's fender extensions.