Mud flap/guards?? Which ones do you like?

All of mine cover 71/2" off the ground all arounf and my tires are 30" which is about 1/4 of the way up coverage. Ideally i like 1/4 to 1/3 rd no more.
I still have them on they did regain their shape i do have them mounted on brackets and installed auto door trim around the edges for additional reinforcement, so i belived that helped and they're not a total mess.

But I'm anal and like the perfect fit of the Roblokz but don't want to spend the $$$ so I'll be looking at hd 24"x30" x either 1/8-1/4" thick to custom cut & fit them but the jury still out though as i like the plasticolor flaps.

Cheers!

 

http://www.weathertech.com/toyota/2...l-digitalfit/toyota-tacoma-fender-flares/yes/

 

So jealous of the Inferno

 

Has anyone used the Husky flaps? Even though they appear rigid they are much shorter. Also, maybe a stupid question but I didn't see the plasticolors differentiating between front and rear whereas some of the others do. I assume they are all the same...

 

Haven't lost any miles, and they do flex quite a bit

 

Hello,

Are these the regular size or XL? Purchased a Tacoma about a year ago with the larger tires. Just wondering which size would look better.

 

Rally Armor! Similar style to the rockbloks and you can get a set of 4 universal flaps for under $30, just drill your own holes and use the bolts that are already in your fenders. Mine are the regular sized ones but you can get the longer truck/suv ones which are 4-5 inches longer I think. Plenty flexy so they won't cause trouble off road, thin so they don't cause excessive rubbing, and the best part is they don't have that big douchey RB logo

 

Says the guy with rwl's

 

I like bfg's rwl, but I couldn't resist making my point.

My douche rb logos are usually covered in mud so I guess I'm only a little douche

 

Lol wasn't trying to offend, it was a joke, sarcasm doesn't come across well in text. I considered the RB in black myself actually, but went with the rally armor since they were $100 cheaper. I realize the same can be said about the bfg's, or the orange paint, or plenty of other things of mine, and that's fine I understand everyone's taste is different

 

Hey @Mountain Minstrel and @smitty99 . Could you please be so kind and snap a photo of inside of rear wheel well, showing how did you install your Plasticolors. I just received mine, and looking at it, if I install them only on 3 factory bolts, they might flex too much. To screw it somewhere on inside of rear wheel well, I think they would be raised too much... So I'm thinking of adding some kind of a mounting bracket to stiffen them up sideways, and keep lower...
Am I overthinking the process as usual??!

Hey @FlyFisherCJ, what did you end up buying/installing on your Taco?

 

Of course after posting, I revisited @smitty99 link, and came across some photos

No mud flaps

Is that how your Plasticolors look like when installed??

 

Correct!

Mine are pictured in Post #209 here: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/no-mud-flaps.395137/page-11#post-11308056

 

Ok, so they are ~ 10" off the ground on stock suspension, or is it already after a lift?

 

Photos by @16tacomaOR from post
No mud flaps




Hey OP, I apologize for jacking your thread, but I feel it might be important in decision making...

Looking at those photos, I have a feeling I wasn't really overthinking. That might be a problem some have with them twisting and stuff. I think that adding a brace/bracket on inside of wheel well might prevent twisting. Unless I'm all wrong, then I'm sorry for wasting your time.

Edit: Added photo credit

 

Those photos were with stock suspension

My flaps have held up just great, no issues with the way they were mounted

 

Thank a lot. That's reassuring, especially that you have yours for over a year and a half!

 

I'll try to take some photos later today when near the truck to show you how they look.

 

What I did was slide a 1/4-20 captive u-nut over the fender liner to give me additional threaded mounting holes towards the inside

 

Weathertech. Super easy install. Very well made and I dont do any heavy off-roading. Got them from Autozone or Advance auto and used one of their 20% off coupons. Good deal.