Mud flapper options.

[silverflash]

Looking to add some flaps to keep stuff off the paint behind the wheels. Want flexibility tho. What options do we have? I don't want to drill holes in the fender. I looked and see only one hole there now.

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[Tom_C]

I used the weathertech no drill flaps. They went on fine, just be careful on the front to not drop a supplied clip down inside the front fender like I did. Luckily they provided another one that worked, so it worked out.

 

[bradsayz]

I personally use Rokblokz flaps. No drilling required.

 

[Bludrok]

I went with RokBlokz, and love them. No drilling required.

 

[Joeiconic]

IMO, I think the finished look of the OEM Ford flaps look the best, but you do have to drill a couple of holes for each. But you’re drilling into interior plastic, not the metal fender.

 

[silverflash]

Thanks men. I dropped the hammer on a set of rokblokz. Seem to be flexible and a good price.

 

[Bob902]

IMO, I think the finished look of the OEM Ford flaps look the best, but you do have to drill a couple of holes for each. But you’re drilling into interior plastic, not the metal fender.

Agreed. I like the fit and finish of the factory ones.

 

[silverflash]

But I need flexible.

 

[paval3]

IMO, I think the finished look of the OEM Ford flaps look the best, but you do have to drill a couple of holes for each. But you’re drilling into interior plastic, not the metal fender.

That's what I ended up with. I initially intended to have Weathertech's molded mud guards put on, but I had them sent back after I saw them.

 

[McDeuce]

Looking to add some flaps to keep stuff off the paint behind the wheels. Want flexibility tho. What options do we have? I don't want to drill holes in the fender. I looked and see only one hole there now.

I have become a RokBlokz fan since installing them on our Tremor.

 

[Msfitoy]

 

[RedTremor]

I’m waiting on molded flaps for my Tremor like Ford offers for all the other Rangers. Not a fan of anything I have seen for the Tremor yet.

 

[wanted33]

I used the weathertech no drill flaps. They went on fine, just be careful on the front to not drop a supplied clip down inside the front fender like I did. Luckily they provided another one that worked, so it worked out.

Now you tell me Tom, I've already done that. .

OP, I went with the WeatherTech also. Fit great, no drilling. But, I did have a hellofva time with the fender well liners. And like Tom said, hang on too those dang little clips if you go with the WT's.

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