No mud flaps

Since we're handing out unsolicited advice; don't project your lack of forethought onto others.
You come off as a presumptuous ass.

 

Ok. But you will see if you use it.
If you do not have a winch. And you get stuck in some mud or such maybe not but nore than likely its going to happen. Smart ass.
Just tring to help and have you make the same mistake i did. Funny thing that the right rear was torn off backing up to a curb to load some heavy shit and it got cought and ripped off. Was pretty sad about that.
But i am also speeking about 2gen here. The new ones are a little smaller and might have better luck.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2016-tacoma-mudguards.404824/page-10#post-11410770

 

Yes i know. They are flapy.......

Good luck.

 

What's the last sentence say?

 

Your a dick.
I read it before you posted that.
Good luck man.
Do you feel better now. Lol

 

*you're (since we're being dicks)

 

Less of this
More of this... Lol

 

Drinking an ipa from a local brewery. Beach Citys Hang 5.

 

Now that you have had some time to run the weathertech mud guards how do you like them?

 

I think the universals are way better than anything else

 

What universal flap is that?

Edit: Plasticolor, correct?

 

Yes

 

Just installed the 11x19 plasticolor. Not sure if this has been mentioned but once I got the top bolt hole drilled in the flap I installed it onto the truck and lined it up how I wanted then pressed really hard on the other bolts. this left the an indent of the outline of the bolt and I just drilled in the middle of the indent and it worked like a charm.

 

Does Plasticolor have a "no logo" one? I'm looking at 4WD rears and plain up front.

 

The mountains are pretty hard to see unless you are up close. Like a foot away

 

I guess I could flip them.



Anyone got a good place to buy? I'd like a 4wd rears and plain (or mountain) up front. I'm guessing the 11X19s.

 

11x19 are perfect. I got them on Amazon and they were prime

 

If you'd like quality, inexpensive, flexible mud flaps just make your own.

I used my original (crappy) mud flaps to make cardboard templates. I then bought a pair of 18-wheeler mud flaps at a Love's truck stop, and cut them using the templates I had made. I drilled holes for the mounting hardware that I bought at Ace Hardware for a few bucks.

If you're not happy with the length/width, just trim them. Btw, make the same changes to your templates (which you want to keep), in case you need to someday make another set.

They may not be beautiful, but I've had them on many trails and they work great.

The actual reason I'm posting this, is because I hope the a__hole with the black TRDSport who took his mud flaps off, and chipped my windshield 2 days ago, reads this!