Mud flaps for a 3rd gen

Did you see this thread: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/28-mud-flaps.413296/#post-11701339
I got the same from O'Reilly Auto Parts .
Flexible and cheap.

 

Those are the ones I went with, I used the mountain scene for front flaps and 4WD logo ones for the rear. They look great IMO and you can't beat the price. Stiff mud guards are worthless for off road or heavy snow conditions.

 

These look pretty glossy. They look amazing on your MGM, but how do they look compared just with the matte fender flares? Kinda hard to tell in your pics with the wet truck.

I think I might have to go with the basic model, they appear less glossy and might look better on my OR Inferno.

 

So I've been running my Universal RockBlokz 'Originalz' sized flaps for some time.

@j102 I posted installation pics on my build thread

I've done 2 off-road trails and the works fine, except I feel they may be a bit too narrow. I would like them to cover past the inside of the tires. I'm thinking about swapping them out for a wider set. I'm also thinking about trying out the Rally Armors however their site does not specify and exact width measurement for their Universal line.

@TACO#1 could you tell me how wide yours measure? Also, I see they are much more flexible than the RockBlokz, do they tend to flap around when your driving? I know they are flaps, but I don't want them flapping in the wind big-rig style.

 

I just saw that one of my OEM splash guards is broken. I would not recommend them to anyone. Please, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. Does anyone know the warranty on them? I need to verify this with the dealer. Thanks.

 

Buy the floppy ones, not the stiff mud guards. OEM mud guards are only good for pavement queens and mall crawlers

 

Thanks. Are there any suppliers you recommend?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...mounting-holes-on-truck.412660/#post-11673862

 

They look great! Relatively easy to install? No drilling? Thanks.

 

No drilling on truck, only needed 1/4" drill to put holes in the flaps (as they are universals). Used stock screws from inside the fender and they hold solid.

Read through this thread starting page 10 there are multiple users with pics and reporting on install https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/no-mud-flaps.395137/page-10#post-11301607