I was going to say LEOs everywhere thank you for giving them a legit reason for pulling you over if all they have is a hunch. Tires beyond the fenders. In the rain, slinging mud skyward .Huge shoutout to @Discount Tire for all the hard work sourcing wheels for me. It’s been a hassle and a long wait, but got these installed today! Love the way it turned out.
Life of the party huh? It didn’t have mud flaps to start with so I guess we all get tickets for not having them. I don’t know what kid is flying anywhere. I can’t find any at my local mall but I’ll keep looking.
Having had my windshield broken from the above mentioned "defects" I might be more sensitive than some. It does keep me from tailgating.
Congratulations Hunter. Hope you already got all your mods done.Lil’ bit of chalk paint on the back window
Stock the angle from the bottom of the tire to the bottom the bumper was likely good enough to not need them, you've modified the back and increased the ride height, both increased the angle rocks and such can get launched upward behind the truck, mud flaps should be there at this point. I don't know about the legality of it, I'm guessing it depends on the areas you drive if it's really a legal issue, but as good road citizen having them would be advantageous, maybe even more so offroad since you are more likely to kick up rocks if you spin some there.
Most states only require mud flaps on commercial vehicles. The GVWR of a ranger isn’t near anywhere being high enough to meet that requirement
Congratulations!Lil’ bit of chalk paint on the back window
