No-drill Mud Flaps - recommendations?

[minisprint]

Looking for advice on a good aftermarket mud flap no drill type. What is everyone using ??

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[Davexxxx]

I used RokBlokz and like them.

I like that they are adjustable, sturdy and slick. The Ford versions, actually cup into the wind and catch and hold crud.

 

[Hkak45]

Husky mud flaps. Super easy to install and like how sleek they are compared to other brands.

 

[mxwrk]

2nd for RokBlokz

 

[mdn14]

3rd for RB. Truck never gets stuff on the sides from the tires and it covers our utility trailer pretty well from road grime. I have the XLs on the rear and the regular sized flaps on the front

 

[daleric]

2nd for Husky. Well made easy to install and tend to be cheaper than the fad brands

 

[FaaWrenchBndr]

I have WeatherTech

 

[CND Supercrew]

Gatorback

 

[redline]

It’s a truck just get gatorbacks

 

[ChemGuy]

3rd for RB. Truck never gets stuff on the sides from the tires and it covers our utility trailer pretty well from road grime. I have the XLs on the rear and the regular sized flaps on the front

Could you take some pics of each by chance? I've been eyeing them up and can't decide which ones would be better. I'm on -12 wheels so I'm sure XL would function better but I'm unsure if I'd be happy with the fit.

 

[CND Supercrew]

https://www.truckhardware.ca/products/category/33-custom-fit

 

[RedwoodRyan]

Husky. Tension clips were kind of a pain but otherwise straight forward.

 

[Pelican]

1 more 4 Weathertech

 

[Parthery]

I bought the $40 cheapies off Amazon - I believe the brand name is "Peleus"...they look identical to the ford factory branded ones, minus the Ford logo.

 

[mostater]

I like the look of Rokblokz and ordered them for my '24. Turns out that they are not no drill on the 2024 model year. Maybe this has changed since then but probably best to confirm before going that route if you decide to do so. I ended up going with Weathertech. Easy install, look fine, and work for my driving needs.

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