ExPo Mud Flaps

[Black Dog]

Is there such thing as an Expedition Portal unofficially endorsed mud flap? What are everyone's suggestions?

The reason I ask is because I ripped one off my truck last summer in an incident with a tree stump and have been needing to replace it so as to stay legal in states that require them for trucks, as well as common decency so I don't kick up rocks at the windshields of cars behind me. And I've never really liked the mud flaps I had because they had this weird polished metal part on them and had advertising for a Toyota dealer (even though my truck is a Dodge). I'm thinking Husky Liner brand flaps but I'm open to other options.

 

[GREENI]

I'm in !! For a Defender please.

 

[Hilldweller]

Needs to be titanium and bamboo to be cool though...

 

[Black Dog]

Truck is a 2004 Ram 2500 SRW. I'm looking more for recommendations on which ones to buy rather than suggesting generic mud flaps with the ExPo logo on them.

 

[Black Dog]

what vehicle?

Subaru guys tend to either pay $$$ for Rally Armor flaps or go super cheap and DIY out of Ikea cutting boards.
http://www.igotasubaru.com/showthread.php?590-DIY-IKEA-mudflaps

A friend of mine with a little Toyota Tercel made some flaps like those with some flexible cutting boards he got on ebay.

 

[jeep-N-montero]

Husky makes a decent product, I actually have a brand new pair of Husky flaps for an H2 that would likely fit your truck if you are interested.

 

[CYi5]

Needs to be titanium and bamboo to be cool though...

LOL yessss! With a price tag to emphasize quality.

 

[life_w_vagabonds]

I have considered flaps myself. For the front anyway, mud really collects on the rear fender flares. Then when my daughter gets out she tends to slide her can across the mud.

They must have a chrome buxom woman, or be the type to make my JK look more like a 110!

 

[keezer37]

Go to NAPA and buy their smallest truck flaps (they're smooth on the backside, just like me). They're thick and durable and cost a measly eleven dollars each (how embarrassing). Cut them down to suit your application and then every time you look at them you can say: Yeah, I made those.

 

[jeepj667]

I've seen RokBlokz on a lot of the Subaru's around here.

 

[NRose]

Truck is a 2004 Ram 2500 SRW. I'm looking more for recommendations on which ones to buy rather than suggesting generic mud flaps with the ExPo logo on them.

DuraFlap has a drill-less installation for your Dodge Ram. They also have non drill-less that fit several different models. The drill-less is a great way to go so you can remove them and replace them as you need.

 

[verdesardog]

Cheapies from wallmart:

 

[Black Dog]

Go to NAPA and buy their smallest truck flaps (they're smooth on the backside, just like me). They're thick and durable and cost a measly eleven dollars each (how embarrassing). Cut them down to suit your application and then every time you look at them you can say: Yeah, I made those.

I think this is probably how I'll go. All I want is thick and heavy duty, and if it gets torn off like the last one it won't be such an expensive loss.

 

[Warn Industries]

I've got Rally Armor flaps on my Subaru Forester, and had them on my Suzuki SX4, too. I've been very happy with them.

- Andy

 

[roving]

i prefer no mud flaps. i don't like to rip them while four wheeling.