Weather Tech Mud Flaps for Wildtrack installed

[dwhipker]

I just installed the Weather Tech no drill Mud-flaps for our Wildtrack with tube steps. The process was very easy and took less then 20 minutes. I have to remove four of the plastic screws at the inner fender and put U clips over the holes for screws to go into. Not a bad investment to protect the paint for less then $40.

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[Mr. Nice]

Big ugly

 

[FATHORSE]

what makes this wild trak spcf?

 

[dwhipker]

what makes this wild trak spcf?

I don’t know. If you go to their website you can select Wildtrack with steps. It would fit any Sasquatch with steps I believe.

 

[Miket5r]

I just installed the Weather Tech no drill Mud-flaps for our Wildtrack with tube steps. The process was very easy and took less then 20 minutes. I have to remove four of the plastic screws at the inner fender and put U clips over the holes for screws to go into. Not a bad investment to protect the paint for less then $40.

Seems to be missing something!

 

[Min_Ahn]

Looks kinda janky but it's better than no flaps, right?

 

[swami37]

Sorry OP that shit is ugly.

 

[cmcbronco]

Ya that looks terrible. Expected better from weather tech.

 

[Cat]

From WeatherTech Engineering:

 

[Cat]

I just installed the Weather Tech no drill Mud-flaps for our Wildtrack with tube steps. The process was very easy and took less then 20 minutes. I have to remove four of the plastic screws at the inner fender and put U clips over the holes for screws to go into. Not a bad investment to protect the paint for less then $40.

Please post pics after you go frolicking thru mud, snow, etc. I am really curious about the protection.

For $40, ($80 fronts and rears), this may be a decent stop gap.

 

[Daktari]

Hmm, yes, post some pictures. I don't see these doing much of anything, short and that giant gap, lost of crap will fly through there. Odd design.

 

[JohnnyBronco]

Seems to be missing something!

Exactly!

Good old "American engineered and made". They advertise their lasers used to create floormats, guess lasers don't work on the outside of the vehicle.

 

[j_marinelli]

 

[Wamland]

I don’t know what all the fuss is about. Obvs Bronco lovers appreciate gaps

 

[HarderCorer]

Please post pics after you go frolicking thru mud, snow, etc. I am really curious about the protection.

For $40, ($80 fronts and rears), this may be a decent stop gap.

I'm with Cat on this one. The treads are what throw rocks and mud, not the axle so this design "Should work" at least on paper. OP, do us a favor and run through some puddles. If you really want to be awesome, take the one side off first for a comparison.

Guess what I'm saying is that I'm not prepared to buy these myself but I haven't written them off yet either.

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