When I started searching the web for mud flaps, I couldn't find anything. Then I stumbled across them in the catagory "splash guard". Searching for that will turn up a lot more hits.Sam Fowler said:Mud Flaps, Mud Flaps, where are the Mud Flaps????? :confused
I contacted them again, and even e-mailed the web page to a guy at the company. That was over two days ago...still no answer.... :yawn
Ok showing my cheapness but a $1.75 a pair at Pepboys:Hiyoagr said:Looking for mud flaps - just thought I'd add my name to the list.
Mine are in the front only... just my 2 cents worth.... I really haven't noticed a good reason yet for installing mud flaps to protect the rear. I like them because you barely notice they are there!SSRJIM said:Ok showing my cheapness but a $1.75 a pair at Pebboys:
I almost did the same thing but I had them so I put them on. I used the factory screws so they can all come off. No harm was done to the SSR.Marc NY said:Mine are in the front only... just my 2 cents worth.... I really haven't noticed a good reason yet for installing mud flaps to protect the rear. I like them because you barely notice they are there!![]()
Me, Not the custom color molded type asked for in the first post.Sam Fowler said:..........Did you find any? :confused
I just bought a pair of standard truck mud flaps from your local Auto Zone store. You can find them at any local K Mart or Walmart store too. I had to search a few different places before I found the "plain Jane" version that I liked best.Sam Fowler said:Marc, where did you get them? :confused
Hi Beer,beer100 said:Me, Not the custom color molded type asked for in the first post.
I did find the same plain black rubber sheet style mentioned in another thread. Which was what I was seeking anyway.
SSRJim said:I almost did the same thing but I had them so I put them on. I used the factory screws so they can all come off. No harm was done to the SSR.