What Mudflaps do you have installed?

[BroncoBoy22]

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[freebob]

What ever you get for mudflaps.First thing you should do is get rid of the rock throwing factory tires..

 

[Broncojbl]

Very clean ride! Nice!

Thank you!

 

[timhood]

What ever you get for mudflaps.First thing you should do is get rid of the rock throwing factory tires..

I think that’s only Sasquatch. Not seeing that with the KO2s.

 

[Ninjak]

Ceramic Coating and Rock*Slide Rails. The mud just wipes off, and the rails stop and major chunks from flying into my doors.

I am not on any rock climbing here in S. FL and the local parks are great, but not that serious. I refuse to pay 300+ for nice mud flaps. Though the Ford OEM ones would probably get the job done if I ever decided to go that route.

 

[CUPRA]

Did the Mabett ones here too. They were one of the first that had a decent fit to the Bronco and easy to install.

 

[23_Badlands]

We had the IAG/Mabett type mud flaps installed for about a week. Very nice OEM look, but not fond of how the metal support brackets, on both the front and rear mud-flaps, extend into the wheel well area. Since they both bolt directly to the edge of the fenders, an impact to the bracket or mud flap could potentially damage the fender and/or surrounding trim pieces.

Began looking for mud-flaps that do not attach to the fender or surrounding trim pieces. One of the few (only??) combo (front/rear) sets of Bronco mud-flaps that don’t are the Rokblokz. They're 100% supported by a heavy metal bracket that mounts to the front crash bar (on the front) and a body/frame attachment point (on the rear).

The pics show a front/rear set of Rokblokz XL Longs on our 2d Sas with OEM 315's.

 

[JTBros]

What ever you get for mudflaps.First thing you should do is get rid of the rock throwing factory tires..

I think that’s only Sasquatch. Not seeing that with the KO2s.

I have the KO2s, I also have a nasty gash on the lower end of my drivers door panel now. Considering the Rekgen as they toe the line b/w IAG and Rockblokz

 

[OG-Surfdog]

I have the KO2s, I also have a nasty gash on the lower end of my drivers door panel now. Considering the Rekgen as they toe the line b/w IAG and Rockblokz

IAG............fronts Only

 

[SafariJeff]

2023 Wildtrak SAS
Question: Installing the FabFour rear Vengeance bumper and not sure what mudflats will fit? It looks to me like most mudflats use the rear OEM bumpers for fitment and nothing (or limited fitment) screws up inside the wheel well? I have mostly seen the front mudflap installation pictures, anyone have them for the rear and where each mounts to? Just not sure what brand would work or if I 'have to drill' in to the new rear bumper and even off the angle of the new bumpers would even work mounting anything to??
Also, installing the ZROAZ slider/steps and it looks like no problem mounting any of the flaps since they all look like to mount up in the wheel well and the slider/steps do not run out into the well to interfere...

 

[SafariJeff]

We had the IAG/Mabett type mud flaps installed for about a week. Very nice OEM look, but not fond of how the metal support brackets, on both the front and rear mud-flaps, extend into the wheel well area. Since they both bolt directly to the edge of the fenders, an impact to the bracket or mud flap could potentially damage the fender and/or surrounding trim pieces.

Began looking for mud-flaps that do not attach to the fender or surrounding trim pieces. One of the few (only??) combo (front/rear) sets of Bronco mud-flaps that don’t are the Rokblokz. They're 100% supported by a heavy metal bracket that mounts to the front crash bar (on the front) and a body/frame attachment point (on the rear).

The pics show a front/rear set of Rokblokz XL Longs on our 2d Sas with OEM 315's.

Did the rear mudflows mount to the bumper at all, I do not see the 3 SAS screw holes in the mudflap? Have the question below, replacing the bumper with the Fab For Vengeance rear bumper and trying to find a mudflap that mounts tot eh wheel well?

 

[23_Badlands]

Did the rear mudflows mount to the bumper at all, I do not see the 3 SAS screw holes in the mudflap? Have the question below, replacing the bumper with the Fab For Vengeance rear bumper and trying to find a mudflap that mounts tot eh wheel well?

Our Badlands (2dr SAS), which I believe has a different OEM rear bumper than the Wildtrak, doesn't have these 3 bolts.

In any event, whether the bumper (or end-cap) has the 3 bolts or not should be a moot point. The Bronco Rokblokz mud-flaps (both front and rear) do *not* mount or attach to the fender, bumper, bumper end-cap or any nearby trim piece. The mud-flaps are 100% supported by a heavy metal bracket that bolts to the crash bar (front) and frame/body mount (rears). The frame/body mount is the large, silver colored, disc-shaped item (with two nuts/bolts) shown in one of my pics.

Since the Rokblokz mud-flaps do not attach to the bumper in any way, they should work fine with any rear aftermarket bumper---as long as the ends of the aftermarket bumper don't protrude into the wheel well area where the mud-flaps are located.

 

[BostonSasquatch]

After giving up on iAG/Mabbet (they're the same), I ordered RokBlokz at 22K miles. A general word of caution for any install: Most of the install videos are on new trucks, often by "influencers" who got the product for free and are rewarded (somehow) for making it look easy and appealing. Once a truck has some experience, things don't always fit neatly and easily. Sort of like an older house where things aren't as square and plumb as they once were.

Getting my RokBlokz on was a bit of a challenge. I got longer turn bolts from RokBlokz (they're customer service is A+) because the front one just wouldn't reach the threaded clips on the installment bar. I also had to cut away a bit of the fender liner.

And the rears remain a problem. I ended up buying longer thumb bolts from Amazon, and getting the "sandwich" flap install really tried my patience. I need a rubber mallet to persuade them into position, and right now my right-rear is on with only one (the inside) bolt. After shoving left and right, up and down and hitting it with the mallet this way and that, the flap's outside bolt just will not align with its slot on the hanging install bar. Anybody else have trouble with the rear RokBlokz flaps?
But when they're hanging right, they sure do the job!

 

[GeoBig]

I'm surprised not many mention " Rally Armor". They are amazing

WT are stiff and if you off road will damage your car because the flaps don't flap
Mabbet is a Chinese product and i ain't paying CCP
Rokblokz are a decent option but once you try Rally Armor is hard to go with other option

I've been looking at RA too, but one question: all of their renders show a SAS Bronco, and I have the 33" wheels. Do you know if their flaps work with the smaller wheels/look ok?

 

[BroncMe]

Rokblokz on a BaseQuatch (front only, XL) was the first thing done when I got home from the dealer a year ago. Zero paint nicks, and removable without tools if a trail calls for it

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