Weathertech Mudflaps

I have a 2020 TRD Sport. And wanted to install mud flaps. In the past I've used Weathertech parts to my satisfaction. However, I just ran into an issue.

I installed the front mudflaps with no issues. Although their "no drill" is a bit untrue. You do need to drill a hole in the wheel well liner. No big deal.

The problem arose with the rear flaps. The holes in the flap do not line up to those on the truck. In fact they are way off. A quick call to weathertech and I found that even though the flaps are listed as fitting my vehicle they sent the wrong ones. They are sending new flaps so we'll see how they match up.

But just as a warning, if you order their rear mudflaps for 2020's check the hole pattern before you get frustrated. The part number sent was 120055. We'll see what they send as a replacement.

 

My Weather Tech fit perfectly. You just have the wrong ones.

 

Just put them on my 2020 Tacoma this week- they fit perfectly.

 

There's a notation in red on the box that has what looks like an expiration date. Anyway it says exp 3/19. Cold be old stock that someone from weathertech grabbed. The fellow I spoke to said they had sent the wrong ones when I gave him the part number. Go figure.

 

My 2020 does not have wheel moldings, there is a difference in the mudflaps.
What I liked is Weathertech uses the Toyota hardware and existing holes.

 

Okay just for an update. Weathertech sent another set of rear mudflaps. They didn't fit either. So, I checked and they both have the same hole pattern. The first box was labeled 120055, the second 120056. Then I looked even closer and found that the first set in the 120055 box were actually 120056 flaps. I'm sending the entire mess back to weathertech.

For all their advertising about laser measuring for exact fit and so on, they can't even get the product in the right box.

Now it is possible that the 120055's would fit properly, but I've spent several hours on a 30 minute project. Too bad I can't invoice them for minimum four hours like I do my customers. A couple of grand might make them wake up.

My advice, stay away from weathertech.

 

Wow take the company down over what sounds like good customer service, over a miss boxed item.

 

Yep, it's mistakes like this that cost customers time and frustration, and the company customers.

 

The mudflaps I purchased from Weathertech were the set 110056 and 120056.
These are for Tacomas without fender flares. Fit great.