DuraFlaps are awesome. Mud Flaps For Pick Up Trucks SUVs by DuraFlap

You should be able to zoom in on them in this pic.

 

DuraFlaps are awesome. Mud Flaps For Pick Up Trucks SUVs by DuraFlap View attachment 4652
You should be able to zoom in on them in this pic.

Are those flaps a "no-drill" style for installation? That's a freakin BEAUTIFUL truck by the way!
And I think I want those window rain guards too

 

DuraFlaps Gave a discount for being a Forum member.

 

Do they still?

 

Dura Flap

 

I have the weathertechs and like them. They were very easy to install. However, I found that muddy water drained down between them and the fender liner and made muddy marks on the back of them. I took them off and put a bead of silicone caulk on the top of each one and reinstalled them. That solved the problem. I expect this would be the same with any manufacturer's mud flaps.

 

Could you please post a post a photo of your Weather Tech mud flaps?

 

Thanks OilBrnR. No drill uses factory screws and tabs on existing flares or you can use the stainless set DuraFlap provides. The window guards are EGR. Took me about 15 minutes per flap to install. That Max Steel Monocoat is a beaut too!

 

Great! Think I found my future mudflaps. And thanks! She doesn't look to nice right now with winter steelies and dried salt spray

 

Same here but those mudflaps do keep the snow dirt salt mix to a minimum on the body panels. I have never seen any of my trucks this clean in winter as they all had factory fufu designer mostly non functional
mud flaps. You won't go wrong with these.

 

Well price scared me off the duraflap and I bought weathertechs. Haven't recieved them yet but I will review them after I get them installed and run them a couple months.

 

Got them installed after they arrived today. You had to remove the plastic rock guards behind the wheels. I didn't like how it looked without them so I modified them and put them back on. Install was quick and easy.

 

How are you liking these weathertechs's? I also see you have the cooper AT3's - how do you like these tires? Any hit on MPGs ?

 

I also modified the rock guards on mine so they'd fit. Where about in Kansas are you. I'm in Great Bend.

 

Over by Emporia

 

I bought WeatherTech. Easy to install and they are doing the job in all this winter snow mess.

 

I just went with the RAM heavy duty rubber mud flaps. One hole to drill per flap, no big deal. I want something that would flex since I have a 4x4 and I've ripped off molded flaps before. Nothing wrong with the molded ones, just not my preference.

 

Hey guys-

Has anyone on here had ANY experience with the Mopar molded mud guards made for trucks with the fender flares? I just wet to my dealers parts dept to buy some and they advised that they only ft in the REAR on the 2015 models due to there not being adequate clearance with the wheel-to-wheel side steps...any thoughts on this? Is this B.S?

Disregard...I did some more "advanced" searching and it appears that others HAVE discovered this problem, the solution is to buy something other than factory Mopar guards by the sound of it!! Ugh.

 

I have the wheel to wheel side steps and was looking at the Mopar mud flaps. My thought was to remove the plastic cap on the side step, cut about one inch off the side step then reinstall the plastic cap. That should make plenty of room for the mud flap and still have the look of wheel to wheel side steps. Only thing that has me holding off is whether molded mud flaps will hold up driving in snow. I don't do off road maybe a dirt road once in a while but that all.

 

I installed WeatherTech mud flaps on my 2015 Big Horn and I am very pleased. They are durable, they look good and they were easy to install. I like WeatherTech products and appreciate the fact they are made in the USA.

 

It would be awesome to post a pic of those if anyone has put them on ( mopar mud guards w flares). Debating doing same thing but like to see what they look like. Thanks

 

Just installed a set of Husky molded mud flaps, $ 113.00 CDN easy nice look
Worked with the factory side step rails, which are closer to the fender opening then years past
Do not have factory flares.

 

For those that have the Duraflap which size did you buy? 12" or 14"? Standard length or extra long?.....

 

12 inch Standard.

 

TN I just ordered the 12" wide standard length as this is what was recommended by the vendor. They stated the longer or wider ones were normally ordered for oversized tires and the longer rears they normally recommended if you are regularly pulling a trailer to help deflect objects from hitting the front of the trailer. If before I install I think I need longer, I'll return the standard ones.Sorry I can't help with pics as i don't have them installed yet.

 

Finally got a chance to get the Duraflaps installed and get a few pics. They blend in with the tires in the sun so a little hard to see.

 

Mopar Mud guards on laramie w side steps

Hey folks,

I read some of these posts about the mopar mud guards not fitting w flares and side steps. I ordered them and installed them in under 5 min each with no issues. Dealer told me they updated them. They touch the side steps in front but fit with no modifications or distortion. These say Ram across bottom. Thus far they keep the truck cleaner! .

 

View attachment 6273 View attachment 6274 Hey folks,

I read some of these posts about the mopar mud guards not fitting w flares and side steps. I ordered them and installed them in under 5 min each with no issues. Dealer told me they updated them. They touch the side steps in front but fit with no modifications or distortion. These say Ram across bottom. Thus far they keep the truck cleaner! .

My duraflaps hit my side steps and I reversed them (left to right) which shifted the steps back a few inches. It has no visual impact on the truck other than giving a few inches of separation between the flap and side step.

 

Dura flaps,,12 inch on the front and 14 on the rear. Keeps a lot of stuff,from hitting the front of the trailer. Easy install and nice and wide. Better than the fancy moulded ones. I used them befor , they look nice but it is protection I want, not fancy.��

 

Just put the weather techs on today! Easy no drill instal took about 20 minutes. Look good and fit well.

 

I currently run the weathertech mud flaps but what i found going through the winter months was they need to be a bit longer on the front as there was a huge ice/slush build up midway under my factory running boards,the ice build up stayed all winter, i tried washing them off but found it was taking way to many coins to steam the build up off,now i am thinking of going with the duraflap in the longer version,and this was with only 17 in. studded winter tires,not some oversized rubber

 

I just installed the Husky mud flaps this weekend. Pretty easy to do, and they look great.

 

I placed an order for the standard Duraflap SS flaps today. When ordering the rear ones, there's an extra step to verify whether your truck has the flares. I received a detailed email from Jesse this morning just to verify everything, which was a nice touch. I also mentioned that I heard about them on this forum. Sounds like a good outfit!

Doug

 

Boxcab, when I got my rears from them a few months ago they didn't fit quite right. Come to find out there is a slight difference between the 2014 and 2015. After retooling I was sent a new set at now charge. I had already adjusted the original ones so I haven't installed the new ones. They are top notch to deal with.