If you look close you cans ee the lower part of my TT is aluminum diamond plate so there is no paint to get chipped up. Otherwise I would be looking at some sort of stone guard.

I won't be getting mud flaps for the X because ti has running boards (also protect the doors well from rocks) but for the back lower trim I will be covering them with invisiguard stuff.

 

for trailer protection, I like these Rock Tamers

http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&key...l_5d31u2sagu_b

a cheaper solution:
http://www.amazon.com/Smart-Solution...=pd_sbs_auto_3

 

Weathertech makes some nice do drill molded flaps. At the shop I work at we always used the huskey molded flaps. Until weathertech came out with the no drill ones.

 

Reviving an old thread here....but does anyone have ideas on flaps for us guys with factory fender flares? I can't find any!!!

 

I purchased a set for the front of my Eddie Bauer Ex last year. I have yet to install them but just holding them up they seem to fit quite well. I purchased them from Tasca Parts Center and the cost for the front pair was 40.00 US plus shipping.

The part number was:
8C3Z-16A550-CB
MUD GUARD



I hope someone else chimes in that knows where we can purchase a set for the rear.


Rob

 

I bought Husky mud flaps, I looked up the part # front & rear for a 2005 limited super duty and they fit fine.

 

Finding molded flaps for Limiteds/ EB's with the fender flares is hard to come by. They don't make them anymore so if you find any buy them.

I almost busted one of my rear ones on a snow bank today...that would have really pissed me off.

 

Didn't someone recently post a link to an ebay ad in the CL thread for molded flaps?

Stewart

Edit: Yup. Expired auction, but seller relisted: http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/252761163450?vxp=mtr

 

So those are the ones for the factory fender flares for sure?? Not too sound like an idiot....

 

Any suggestions on how to get sets for 2000 excursion?