21 Offroad No Drill Mudflaps (Front AND Rear)
- Fits 2021-2023 Ford Bronco Base, Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, Badlands, Wildtrak, and Everglades
- Contoured specifically for this application
- Fasteners make for easy installation without drilling into factory pieces
- Full set of front and/or rears
- *UPDATED* Includes 304 Stainless Steel bolts
Here's a solution for all that rock flinging you've been doing lately. They look like a factory option as they are a near match for the finish found on many Broncos. Give your vehicle a wider appearance at the same time by adding some functional flaps.
We have upgraded the hardware to 304 stainless steel to prevent rusting in the most vulnerable spots. While other hardware will for the most part be limited to surface rust, this hardware is one of the best grades available for the application.
UPDATE 10/18/22: Now you can purchase just the fronts or just the rears. Limited stock.
Installation
Check out our installation video and photos!
Comes with hardware and instructions. Tools you will need:
- Ratchet wrench
- 18mm (3/4 may work) socket
- 10mm socket
- Philips head bit (works best with rachet wrench)
- Optional scissors
Once you decode some horrible directions, the flaps were easy to install.
Fit is excellent. Looks are excellent. Had to repeat video several times. I lost control of my hardware several times! Definitely would recommend
Item came on time and worked as described
These are straightforward to install using provided instruction and viewing the video. Once I got the first one complete the other three were quick
Easy install process. The flaps seem to be built pretty strong and they bolt up nice for that flush look with the SAS package fenders. Only thing I don’t like is when I have to cut the wheel hard they tires do rub up against the flaps sometimes so aggressive that I think im gonna get out and see a flap missing. But other then that looks great and keeps everything off your doors
The mudflaps were as advertised, and overall installation was fairly simple. I would certainly change the one page installation instructions. The page came in pretty chewed up, and the pics were mediocre. I would think a detailed CAD drawing with exploded views calling out specified parts from a parts list would be much more clear. Personally I ditched the instructions and used a YouTube vid to review what I would do at installation. Tool access for the rear angle bracket was a little cumbersome but workable. Overall I would recommend these flaps.
When you offroad, things happen. I was driving down a flooded swamp road and suffered a direct hit on my mudflap. Even a $400 set of RokBlox would have broken. I emailed Chris and Jami and they sold me the replacement mudflap minus hardware for a really deep discount! Try doing that with most manufacturers and see what happens!
These are still the best mudflaps for the money!!
Thanks Y'all!!
Just installed these this weekend. First, the components all seem to be good quality and durable. Heavy welded steel, not pressed, 2 sets of hardware-1 black and 1 stainless, and the mudflaps are heavy thick plastic. They look great, and work with my Black Diamond with rock rails, non-squatch.
However, the instructions are terrible and the video isn't much better. In a technical writer and all I did was find myself trying to correct the mistakes. I may rewrite the instructions and send them back for them to use.
It appears since I purchased them the site has added more details.
