Installed Mabett Rear Wheel Splash Shield Covers

[BkPA]

I decided to install these to hopefully protect the bottom of truck better. I hosed out before I did the install and could not believe the amount of dirt and rocks that was washed out. Glad I did the install.

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[Carlitos_92]

Is there a pic or something missing here? Most Mavericks already have aero diverters that look like stubby mud flaps in front of all 4 wheels, so not entirely sure what you’re referring to.

 

[BkPA]

Yes, it has the factory one, but if you look there is a gap that let's dirt and rocks in above it. This aftermarket part covers the gap. Mud flap is not a good name for it but that is what it's called.

 

[Carlitos_92]

Any particular aftermarket part? Any particular vendor?

 

[BkPA]

Mabett- Rear Splash Shield can find on Amazon.

 

[rk06382]

This is the link for the Mabett Rear Wheel Splash Shield Covers due to back in stock soon.
Mabett Rear Wheel Splash Shield Covers for 2022-2025 Ford Maverick

My install:

See also thread below:

We’ve ramped up production— the second batch will be available very soon, and a larger third batch is already en route to Amazon, expected to go on sale in early September.

Pre-orders aren’t available at the moment, but the new stock should arrive in the next few days. I’ll make a post to update everyone once it’s available!

 

[Ron Neal]

I almost never drive off the tarmac so not needed but they do look like a nice item for you guys who spend time on gravel roads, mud or off roading.

 

[nhbiker1961]

I got mine off Amazon.

 

[rk06382]

I got mine off Amazon.

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[Hammer]

I installed these rear splash guards yesterday. I bought them a few months ago and finally got around to installing. I had been second guessing my purchase since I only drive on paved roads.
I‘ve seen prior post with reports of mud and debris in that area but figured they were all doing at least some off-road/trails in their travels. I was shocked when I checked my driver side and found caked dirt/sand and gravel with some small rocks. The passenger side was minimal.
I guess I occasionally travel some gravel/sand driveways or lots for short distance but didn’t think it would have resulted in what I found. The install was easy on these guards and I would recommend for those planning on long term ownership.

 

[dpoke]

I decided to install these to hopefully protect the bottom of truck better. I hosed out before I did the install and could not believe the amount of dirt and rocks that was washed out. Glad I did the install.

 

[dpoke]

I noticed dirt and crud in mine today. Do you mind if I ask how you washed it out? I'm assuming you had to remove the rear tires.

 

[Hammer]

I noticed dirt and crud in mine today. Do you mind if I ask how you washed it out? I'm assuming you had to remove the rear tires.

I just used hose to wash and also dug out the crud with fingers, mini screw driver or anything else that I could scape it out with.

 

[dpoke]

Exactly how I did it. Not much else you can do. What an odd design.

 

[dpoke]

Besides the cavity behind the driver's side tire and the wheel well opening in front of the rear tires, are there any other trouble spots I should be aware of?

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