What’s the Best choice of Mud Flaps, Spray-In Bedliner and Cab Length Steps

[EJanx07]

Hey, I traded in my 2010 Ram 1500: Big Horn-Crew Cab, for a 2019 Ram 1500: Big Horn/Lone Star-Crew Cab, w/ Off-Road Package.
I need to buy/install some good mud flaps for the front & back, spray-in bed liner and maybe some nerf bars or some type of step for the kids to get in easier.
What would you recommend for each accessory? Thanks!

 

[Birdphoto19]

I just installed the WeatherTech mud flaps and they look great. 10 minute install for all four. They simply lay over the existing trim that is factory installed.

I am dropping it off at LineX tomorrow for their atbdrd bed liner since I’m getting a tonneau cover. Can’t wait to check this off my list.

 

[79 300]

I'll second the recommendation for Weathertech mud flaps. I ordered the factory bedliner in mine, but I would most likely go to Line-x if I bought one without it.

 

[ajosephngs]

I chose the rb20 steps from go rhino. Really depends on your style but I picked them because the fit up high and tight so you do look closer to the ground.

 

[Al Czervik]

Another recommendation for WeatherTech mud flaps from this muchacho... Quick/easy install and fit nicely.

As far as liners and steps, everyone has their own personal tastes. Here are mine:

Bullet spray in liner:


Ionic 5" Railway steps:

 

[danielle2019]

Westin 5" curved bars. The Mopar splash guards fit very well around the factory flares if you have them.
Very happy with both

 

[CharlieP]

Hey, I traded in my 2010 Ram 1500: Big Horn-Crew Cab, for a 2019 Ram 1500: Big Horn/Lone Star-Crew Cab, w/ Off-Road Package.
I need to buy/install some good mud flaps for the front & back, spray-in bed liner and maybe some nerf bars or some type of step for the kids to get in easier.
What would you recommend for each accessory? Thanks!

Weathertech mud flaps, Linex Premium, Westin R7 Running Boards.

 

[doug55579]

My Weathertech mudflaps fit perfectly They look good and are easy to install. I have a Line-Ex spray in liner. This is my third pickup that has had Line-Ex and I have had great luck, As for steps, it is personal preference. I have Rough Country cab length nef steps. I love the look but some prefer a more traditional flat running board.

 

[SpeedyV]

Hey, I traded in my 2010 Ram 1500: Big Horn-Crew Cab, for a 2019 Ram 1500: Big Horn/Lone Star-Crew Cab, w/ Off-Road Package.
I need to buy/install some good mud flaps for the front & back, spray-in bed liner and maybe some nerf bars or some type of step for the kids to get in easier.
What would you recommend for each accessory? Thanks!

WeatherTech, Line-X, Mopar power steps

 

[Firebird]

I will look at those Weathertech flaps, need some myself. My truck has a drop in bed liner, with a rubber mat, works well. Also, it came with the Mopar wheel to wheel boards, which I love!

 

[I_really_really_want_one!]

Westin 5" curved bars. The Mopar splash guards fit very well around the factory flares if you have them.
Very happy with both
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Your truck looks great.
Did you get the wheel-to-wheel boards?
If so could you post some more pix?

 

[danielle2019]

Your truck looks great.
Did you get the wheel-to-wheel boards?
If so could you post some more pix?

Thanks! I actually got the cab length. I can still post a pic or two. They are good looking steps, very sturdy.

 

[ET32913]

Well, I don't do the mudflap thing but I have the OEM power steps that came with the truck and love them (the wife made me get all the bells and whistles...I swear!!!). The dealer threw in Line-X on my previous truck but no such luck this time. I gave Full Metal Jacket (100% polyurea) a try and I'm happy with it.

 

[rgberg]

I chose Line-X premium (based on researching this forum and proximity to Line-X applicator) and was very happy with the results. Seems to be a common reaction throughout this forum, so it is a safe bet you too will be satisfied.

Nerf steps will come down to personal preference, but another option you can explore is the Rough Country Nerf Steps (identical to N-Fab Nerf Steps). Easily installed and looks great imo.

 

[StuartV]

With Line-X having a Lifetime warranty, and having a tonneau cover on, is there any reason to go for anything more than the Line-X Standard spray-in liner? With a cover on, which for me would be closed most of the time, I don't see needing the UV protection of the "higher" versions of the LX spray-in...?

 

[StuartV]

Just for some more data, I scheduled my truck for next week to get the Line-X Standard spray-in. The dealer said there was really no point in Premium if I was going to have a tonneau cover anyway. I definitely do not care if it is shiny...

Price on the Standard was quoted as $530+tax, or $500, out the door, if I pay cash.

The dealer is only 5 minutes from my house, so I jumped on that deal.

 

[Hockeygod1225]

Love my line-x bedliner with my weathertech mudflaps.

 

[rgberg]

Standard will be fine and you got a good deal. I chose premium knowing my bed will be exposed 50% of the time when I need full bed space to transport my mountain bike and other miscellaneous things. Also why I went with the Lomax tonneau cover for easy removal. Can’t beat shiny too!

 

[MikeMatty]

Another recommendation for WeatherTech mud flaps from this muchacho... Quick/easy install and fit nicely.

As far as liners and steps, everyone has their own personal tastes. Here are mine:

Bullet spray in liner:
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Ionic 5" Railway steps:
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How's your bullet liner holding up? I've been wanting to get bullet liner over linex because of a review I saw on YouTube.

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[Condor757]

My setup…
Husky mud flaps
Line-X spray in bed liner
Mopar black running boards