Mud Flaps

His profile says he's got a 6" lift.

 

Yeah, I have a 6" lift. My tint was also too dark. I'm not even from there, just driving through on the 40

 

Took them off!!!

 

NO FLAPS. I took mine off and now I get asked if my truck is 4x4 or not. So now I'm looking at custom all black rear panel decals like this one or something similar as long as it still has the 4x4 part. I think next pay check I'll see what one of the vinyl guys on here can come up with. </p>

 

Look at getting one of those simple "4x4" badges from a tundra to put on the tailgate in place of all that "Toyota Tacoma SR5 V6" badge bling that comes on our tacomas.

 

My front ones broke off wheelin haha.
Still have the back ones as they are higher up and say 4x4

 

Definitely a flaw in design. T-fire the design crew!

 

REALLY. 100 bucks?

 

I Didn't like the OEM and replaced them with HUSKY, OEM was way to long.

 

The pervious owner of my 08 Ram didnt use mud flaps and the area behind each wheel looked like the clear coat was sand blasted off. Having no mud flaps can be really hard on the paint.

 

Mine are off!

 

Took mine off 5 minutes after getting it home from the dealer!

 

I took off my front ones. It makes the truck look a lot better.

 

They're amazing, and they wont bind up quite like the factory ones because they're not molded, factory ones get wrecked because the shape makes 'em rigid.

Don't have em on my taco but have had on other cars.

 

I added the tundra 4x4 badge when I took off the mud flaps.

 

I cut 5 in. off the front ones and left the back.

 

Huskyliner with RenoTacoma flap material extension, installed in June, 2012, still holding up well:

 

You don't get much snow, salt, ice and slush where you live though. Lifted or not you'd be crazy not to have them in the Northeast.

 

I have huskies up front and stock in the back. No real wheeling for my rig, just a lot of trail riding and northeast pa winter roads

 

Huskys front and rear - no more rubbing on my 265/70/17's.