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Old Oct 28, 2012 | 12:49 PM
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Anyone put on a set of weather tech no drill mud flaps? Want to know what people think as I am looking to order them for my F150.
 
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Old Oct 28, 2012 | 01:21 PM
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I was ready to get the Weathertechs from a local accessory/Krown dealer. Ended up getting OEM's from same for less and they installed them for free. They are no-drill as well.
 
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Old Oct 29, 2012 | 02:36 PM
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I will have to see what Ford sells I thought you had to drill theirs...
 
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Old Oct 29, 2012 | 03:41 PM
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On my '10 there were existing holes for the plastic chipguard up front as well as the back plus the existing brace
 
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Ask Weather Tech if they are truly no drill. I ordered mine for the Super Duty and you had to drill holes to install them. Sent them back and got Husky's for 1/2 the price, still had to drill holes but saved a bunch of money and look just as good.
 
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Old Oct 30, 2012 | 10:00 PM
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The WeatherTech mudflaps for my 2012 are truly no drill. Very easy to install.
 
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I looked at the WeatherTech mud flaps for my F250, but then found DuraFlaps, I like them much better than the WT flaps that I checked out. DuraFlaps, great product and service.
Very happy with mine. I do like most of the WeatherTech stuff, but for mud flaps I would at least check out Duraflaps.
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I used WeatherTech front and rear on my 09 F150. Truely no drill & they have worked very well.
 
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I used WeatherTech front and rear on my 09 F150. Truely no drill & they have worked very well.
X2, but mine is a 2010. Price-wise, I think they were comparable to similar flaps.
 
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I installed them and yes they are NO Drill

I really liked them.
 
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Ended up getting OEM's from same for less and they installed them for free.
 
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I have them and they are no drill. My only complaint is dirt gets stuck behind them, so every so often I take them off and clean them.
 
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Got a set of Huskey mudflaps. They put them on while installing my Cap. Look ok and seem to fit well.
thanks for the comments
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X3 for the DuraFlap. Much better protection, even up inside the rear fenderwell. Keeps the mud from flinging up into the bumper.
 
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