MUD FLAPS

Just bought a new 2023 sr5 dcsb tacoma and am totally burned out trying to find some decent mud flaps at a decent price and where to buy them in Florida. Need your help!!!

 

Rokblokz. Made in Utah, but are a solid piece of kit and weren't too expensive ($150ish). I've been happy with mine.

 

Went with these. They work fine and have held up.

$43 A-Premium Mud Flaps Splash Guards Mudguards Mudflaps [W/Hardware Accessories] Compatible with Toyota Tacoma 2023-2016, [Doesn't Fit SR], Set of 4PCS, Front and Rear (Driver & Passenger Sides)

A-Premium Mud Flaps Splash Guards Mudguards Mudflaps [W/Hardware Accessories] Compatible with Toyota Tacoma 2023-2016, [Doesn't Fit SR], Set of 4PCS, Front and Rear (Driver & Passenger Sides)

 

Rokblokz are great. Had them on my Taco. Loved them and bought another set for my current F150

 

rekgen are nice rokblokz if you're going to run 33" I've had both.

 

Mud flaps came as standard in my 2020 sr5. State requires every new vehicle sold to have them.

 

oem ...50 bucks for the set

 

I don't know firsthand but I think the OEM's are pretty stiff -
I paid about $100 for RekGen and like them a lot.
Others are available you should be able to find something.

 

Yeah, people are offering up some inside the box ideas, but if you want to keep it real...

 

Make your own for $40, OEM is $60 ish, all other options are $100+:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diy-mud-flaps.685762/

I used this

$26 Buyers Products RC24PPB, 2 Pack, Super Durable Black Polymer Mudflaps 24x24", Mud Flaps are NOT Rubber

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XR278C5?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

the material is nice but 3/16 is a little thick. I would try to find something a little thinner.

 

Just bought and installed these on my 2022. Really pleased with them, more than I thought I would be. They lined up with the bolt holes perfectly to use the stock bolts in the fender flares and underneath. I only had to add my own screws for the hole that attaches to the wheel well liner. The truck already had a hole for them, just no screw. I didn't have to use any of their supplied hardware.

 

I broke my stock mud flaps the first time I went off roading. I replaced them with RekGens. They seemed to hold up to off roading just fine, although I did wince every time I came down the back side of a steep rock and landed on them. No damage though.

 

I went with Weathertech. No issues.

 

nothing wrong with something stiff.....things that move eventually break

 

Put standard size rokblokz on my pro, had them on my corolla and I really liked them. Stock flaps weren't wide enough for me. More clearance for bigger tires was another selling point. Learned my lesson with my last truck, no flaps sucks.

 

Reasons why I shouldn't take my mud flaps off? The are the lowest part of my truck plus I broke the front driver side oem flap coming off of an obstacle. All they do is collect snow

 

Maybe rallyarmor https://www.rallyarmor.com/index.php/mud-flaps-2016-toyota-tacoma-c-60_386

 

The only thing I changed on mine was trimming off the lips at the bottom of each flap so snow will not buildup. Works!

 

The paint they protect will take a beating over the years without them and rust moves in. That’s the main reason I keep mine on.

 

Mud flaps do a couple things....they prevent you from throwing stones at other vehicles, plus stop stones from creating more paint chips on your own vehicle.