Mudflap questions

I’ve been thinking about getting a set for my tacoma mine never came and driving around DC with all these constant new road work been picking up a lot of rocks and tar. looking at couple weather tech, rekgen and rokblockz what you guys experience with them and how they look?

 

I just installed OEM mud flaps today. For mud flaps they look great and for $62 cant beat it for $3 worth of plastic.

 

Ive looked at the oem ones too. i like making changes most ppl won’t notice unless you’re a Tacoma owner... lmao

 

Not a Taco, but I'm satisfied with Rokblokz.

 

OEM and Weathertech don't extend down far enough to provide the protection you expect. I went with RokBlokz XL and been happy with them. Dragged them over rocks for two wheeling seasons and they still look new.

 

Cool I’ll probably be going over curbs most the time at least till things get back to normal and i can afford to hire extra help at my store

 

I like the rekgen ones myself. Better coverage than stock.

 

Rek Gen here as well

 

Rekgen here.

 

I’m digging my Tufskinz

 

I've got the Tufskinz on mine as well. Like how have that "4WD" on it. Similar to the OEM Gen 2 ones.

 

There is a 3rd gen post on this topic:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/longer-mud-flaps.694225/#post-24538792

 

I think Rek Gen and Rockblockz offer a little more clearance for tires than oem.

 

I went with Rekgen, stock flaps are trash: https://imgur.com/a/dPl1bqp

 

I also have these and they seem to work well.

Just keep in mind that the front rub a lot if you have a lift and 33’s. They were about $70 for front and rear with different color options for the 4WD lettering

 

Another vote for Tukskinz.

 

I found trimming the OEM ones like the I did with the 2nd gen stopped snow/ice from collecting.

 

Tufskinz get my vote

 

I finally decided going with the tufskinz, placed my order through their site and even had a 10% off from robmotive discount

 

As long as they aren’t hard shell like OEM you really can’t go wrong. Most of the after market options seem comparable.