Ford Parts or Other Supplier?
 

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I have a new 2018 King Ranch F150. I've tinted the front seat windows, had it undercoated, had the bed lined and installed a nice tonneau. I have mud flaps, window deflectors and floor liners on my Christmas list.

My other trucks were equipped with WeatherTech aftermarket parts but the dealership tells me that Ford parts are available. What mud flaps would you buy; Ford, WeatherTech no-drill or some other brand? How about the other items?

I don't particularly like mud flaps but if were going to install a set it would the Ford brand. Great looking 2018 KR by the way. I just traded for a 2018 F-150 Platinum FX4 and love it.

I've grown accustomed to the mud flap look​​​​. They're practical here in Nebraska to reduce the gravel and salt/snow accumulation on the body. Wouldn't they be equally useful in ​​​Oklahoma?

Why the Ford brand? What's the advantage?

Re: Your truck. The F150 body contours look great in white. Easy to keep clean.

Mud Flaps
 

Hi,
Very nice looking King Ranch I've always purchases WeatherTech no drill
I don't think the Ford mud flaps are no drill. I just purchased a Fine 2018 XLT that I'm going to put the WeatherTech on.

Ford mud flaps ARE "No Drill" also. The rear flaps have a bracket on the inside to keep the flaps from bending back.
Flaps have been the same since 2015 on the F150. Just depends on with or without factory wheel lip moldings. I didn't have to take the wheels off to install them either.

I replied earlier, short ride, but obviously made some error as I don't see it here.

I asked why you would prefer the Ford mud flaps. Also, what's your opinion on the window deflectors and floor liners, WeatherTech, Ford or another?

I've grown accustomed to mud flaps as they're common in Nebraska for reducing the rocker panel damage caused by gravel and salty snow. Wouldn't Oklahoma be much the same?

I have weathertech's, no complaints but they do add a bit of air noise. Not as much as tow mirrors but it's noticeable.

We sell Weathertech at our shop so I can only compare them to Ford.

Ford over Weathertech on vent shades. Weathertech's go in the window channel and when I tried to roll up the windows they either caught on the window and broke or the make the weatherstrip look distorted. Problem with the Ford ones is that they attach to the paint and some do not like that. I went with the Ford ones which are a lot thicker(stronger??)also.

Mud flaps--both would seem to work fine. Both are "NO Drill"

Bug deflector(hood shield). Both are good. I prefer the aeroskin style which is taped down flat to the hood. Added this in case you were interested.

Floor liners----Weathertech are a little better. They are slightly taller on the sides then the Ford ones. But the Ford ones are less expensive which is surprising.

Ford for the mud flaps, WeatherTech for deflectors & floor mats..
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I've always been an OEM (Ford brand) kind of a guy. I've had too many issue over the years with aftermarket accessories.