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ticket in mammoth
Just outside of Mammoth last month I got a ticket
for no mud flaps and front window tint! I've got a 6" skyjacker lift with 325's on 18" rims. Have any of you guys put on mud flaps and if so, what brand? How do they look? I guess I shouldn't have told the chippie that he was just jealous
!! 2008F-350LB 23,000miles and lovin it!
for no mud flaps and front window tint! I've got a 6" skyjacker lift with 325's on 18" rims. Have any of you guys put on mud flaps and if so, what brand? How do they look? I guess I shouldn't have told the chippie that he was just jealous!! 2008F-350LB 23,000miles and lovin it!
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From: Greenwood, SC
I got the mud flaps from WeatherTech. They are very nice and it took 2 months for anybody to notice that they were there. I like the idea that they blend in.
They fit perfectly and installation took 5 minutes. Highly recommend them.
The window vent things they make are the best too. Snap in, no tape and they don't come loose.
They fit perfectly and installation took 5 minutes. Highly recommend them.
The window vent things they make are the best too. Snap in, no tape and they don't come loose.
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From: Greenwood, SC
No problem. I was afraid that you had oversize tires. The weathertech ones are a perfect match for the factory 285's (I think). I don't remember exactly what they are but I am sure that they will be too narrow for your tires.
That's a bummer too. The flaps are good and just plain black.
That's a bummer too. The flaps are good and just plain black.
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From: Fredericksburg, VA
I went to a truck stop and bought 2 mud flaps that go on tractor trailers. They were $14 each, and I got the hard plastic, not the rubber ones. I cut them to size with a jig saw and attached them in about 15 minutes with some small stainless steel nuts, bolts, and washers.
