Very Nice...Installed then today.
Nope, just turned the wheels to the left for the fronts. Just need a stubby flat blade.
Quick question... did you apply to included PPF film to protect the paint under the mudflaps? I’m not sure how I feel about this step. It’s great that they thought ahead and cared enough to include the PPF, but do I really want to install mudflaps that have the potential to scratch the paint? I may just return and go with the RokBloks that just came out.Installed then today.
I dont see a listing for the 2019 Ranger on RokBloks site. Where did you find them?
I used the film. Only part that touched the film was around the bend at the bottom. On my truck thats all no plastic anyways. The instructions have a pic of a truck where its metal so I assume thats why they included the film.
I subscribed to their email list, but here's the link: https://rokblokz.com/products/ford-ranger-2019-mud-flaps?_pos=1&_sid=758a92292&_ss=r
My truck has the STX package, the wheel well trim is black plastic, not paint, so I didn't use the film.
The Weathertech flaps are mounted ridgid to the the truck and match the contour and wrap around the fender lip and inner fender lining.... not sure how they could scratch the truck, or how they would be worse than Rokblokz?
I went with the WeatherTechs. There is definitely potential to scratch the painted fender trim on the XLT/Lariats if you didn’t use the provided PPF since the contoured part of the mudflap overlaps that part of the truck. Hence why they thought it was a good idea to include the PPF.My truck has the STX package, the wheel well trim is black plastic, not paint, so I didn't use the film.
But I don't get your comment..
The Weathertech flaps are mounted ridgid to the the truck and match the contour and wrap around the fender lip and inner fender lining.... not sure how they could scratch the truck, or how they would be worse than Rokblokz?
