Mud flaps

[Doofus74]

What mud flapps you all using? I have a factory lifted 2021 1500 with 35x12.do Nitto. Any good ones you suggest?

 

[Condor757]

Huskys, love them. They fit right over the rock guards, sturdy.

 

[vincentw56]

I have the Husky brand and look good and work well.

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[Wsmith]

Husky, love them, although the adhesive tape on the inside does not work worth a crap. Used gorilla glue and that held for a while. Ultimately they hold great with just the three screws, and on the plus side I have left over gorilla glue to use as hair gel.

 

[Gumpa]

Screws into sheetmetal or plastic parts? I was leaning to the Husky's too, the Weathertech ones are nice but I don't like how the Ram ones look. My buddy has them on a Furd and they look good.

 

[Ellisstrong]

I have weathertech ones and like the profile of them better than the husky’s personally

 

[clazer]

Agree on the Husky. I trimmed mine to keep from rubbing, but didn’t feel bad about it because they’re so inexpensive.

 

[Ram Man 727]

Have a look at Gatorbacks.. great mudflaps!

 

[Wsmith]

Screws into sheetmetal or plastic parts? I was leaning to the Husky's too, the Weathertech ones are nice but I don't like how the Ram ones look. My buddy has them on a Furd and they look good.

Three screws into the sheet metal on the inside of the fender flare. I have a bighorn, not sure on the fender flares on a Laramie or above.

 

[Yangster]

If you go on Amazon, you can pick them up for something like $31. The box is damaged (maybe from returns), but they are still great for the price. I picked up the Huskies and you can't tell them from new. Now I just need for Ram to get my Longhorn built!

 

[highgear2005]

My biggest regret, buying mopar splash guards! They are garbage! The rather large pockets molded into them, is great for storage! I keep all the extra road salt, rocks and mud in mine. In the winter time they freeze and make a even bigger mess. I guess the engineer that designed these was a c student! I recommend aftermarket!


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[Bearman95]

I did the Mopar, The ones I got are filled with some type of foam so no mud or whatever can get in there! I like the looks Of Mopar best by far and they are very functional. At first I was not gong to get any until I put a larger size tire on my truck.

 

[Einstein376]

If you go on Amazon, you can pick them up for something like $31. The box is damaged (maybe from returns), but they are still great for the price. I picked up the Huskies and you can't tell them from new. Now I just need for Ram to get my Longhorn built!

Thanks for this - I got a set from here and installed them yesterda.

Jim

 

[Bt10]

Need a set myself. Had so much dirty ice between the body and running board, it was banging on the body with any little bump. Even considered starting a thread like this, but didn't get a round tuit. Thanks.

Edit: Just to clarify - I'm looking for flexible flaps, not molded spats(?) I need them to be flexible offroad.

 

[Captain Obvious]

I like Weathertech stuff as well, but went with Husky for this truck because they're a bit bigger and I live in snow country, and have dirt roads in my area that I have to traverse sometimes. $30 for a damaged box with perfect flaps inside is a bargain every day of the week, so it was a no brainer.

 

[Captain Obvious]

Need a set myself. Had so much dirty ice between the body and running board, it was banging on the body with any little bump. Even considered starting a thread like this, but didn't get a round tuit. Thanks.

Edit: Just to clarify - I'm looking for flexible flaps, not molded spats(?) I need them to be flexible offroad.

If you like flexible flaps and don't mind figuring out the install yourself, Rally Armor makes awesome Urethane flaps. You can get universal ones, you just need to put holes and line them up with the fender screws, possibly add a spacer. I did it on my last RAM (yes, I like black trucks and I cannot lie).

 

[JJRamTX]

I went with Weathertech and I am happy with them. They help with the rock rash on the fender flairs indeed if you have the retractable running boards.

Everyone I know has been happy with the weathertech or husky. Lots of complaints about the mopar ones holding dirt/ice/rocks, but it sounds like someone solved that issue above.

 

[Gitter]

Really like my WeatherTech mud flaps. Was able to get them on just before the winter vortex dumped on us.

They fit with my 34" tires without any rubbing. I like that they are slightly shorter than the Huskys, but they do a great job containing the mess still. No mud or huge chunks of ice on my power running boards now! They also fit/flow well with the stock fender flairs on my Limited.

 

[Klicht87]

I just installed the Gatorback mudflaps from Sharptruck on my 2021 Laramie with the fender flares. Easy install. You do have to drill a hole in the fender liner and the factor little mudflap things on the rear but it's easy. You don't have to remove the rear wheels. They are expensive but worth every penny.

 

[securityguy]

Screws into sheetmetal or plastic parts? I was leaning to the Husky's too, the Weathertech ones are nice but I don't like how the Ram ones look. My buddy has them on a Furd and they look good.

That's funny because the Husky and the WT look exactly the same on a RAM.