Customizations / modifications for 2025 Maverick - what actually fits?

[slickno11]

I have 2025 Maverick hybrid. Trying to find window rain guards and fender flares that ACTUALLY FIT! Many vendors claim their product will fit when it doesn't. I've bought many and had to return them all. I'm ONLY interested in members that have bought and kept products that actually fit a 2025. There has to be some out there!

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[Cancunbadlands]

2024 here... lot of mods tho

https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/2024-lariat-tremor-hpr.69811/post-1310847

 

[Green2025xl]

I got the weathertech rain guards fit great had no problems

 

[Dave O]

These in channel visors work really well on my 2025 Maverick Lariat AWD Hybrid I’m happy with them and I’m very picky when it comes to my truck

 

[mjtavares70]

I bought these for my 2025 lariat hybrid. They work well. https://a.co/d/03EbQkuK

 

[Bill429]

The Maxzina is definitely the best choice. In channel, low profile, no wind noise, does not block side mirrors.

 

[RussCantrell]

I went with Maxina window rain guards and Mabett fender flares. Perfect fit, no hassle, good stuff.

 

[Dave O]

Maxzina installed - I’m happy with them - the first set arrived with some deep scratches they replaced them immediately

 

[Butterscotch]

I got the weathertech rain guards fit great had no problems

I also have these and they fit just fine. When installing take your time and ensure the temp is at least 50 degrees. You have to install then let them set for a couple of days to adjust.

The Mabett fender flairs and mud guards also fit perfectly.

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

I saw a 2025 Maverick XL with Mabett fender flares in the neighborhood today.
First time I've actually seen them up close.

 

[LightSmith88]

Hey all. I can vouch for the Husky Liners fender flares, Mabbett hood deflector (with LEDs), and the rear roof protector from xipopix. None of these said that they would specifically fit the 25-26 body style, but....they do!

 

[LightSmith88]

I do have a couple of complaints about the Husky liners, though. They fit and look great. But I paid $300 for them, and I must say, I don't feel that the quality is twice as good as the Mabbett ones would have been. First of all, the plastic is smooth (not textured) and will scratch VERY easily. I guess that's great if you are going to paint them, but I feel like they would have looked better if they matched the factory textured plastic they are up against. Second, almost every hole in the little pockets for the visible screws was slightly off-center. Which you really have to look for, but again, when you pay this much, I would expect better. Third, they give you like three or four body clips, but I had to replace almost every single one with longer ones. The Ford clips are just long enough for the felt liners, and that's it. You really have to push to get them in, and they are cheap plastic that folds under the pressure. For this money, they could have thrown in some longer clips. I ended up using ones from a multi-kit that I already had, but for most, it would have stopped the project mid-stream. And the funniest one, they put the logo that says Husky upside down on one side....... I removed it and reattached it, but I am pretty sure it is going to fall right off. For those who don't know, Husky Liners bought out the Bushwacker brand. In my opinion, pocket-style flares should be the cream of the crop. They are the original, you know? Compared to the Mabbett hood deflector, it was surprisingly good quality!

 

[Esquire1990]

I can also vouch that the Mahbett Fender Flairs fit and look good. I had no issues with with install and they match the rest of the trim plastic very well. It would definitely be my recommendation.

 

[Cancunbadlands]

I saw a 2025 Maverick XL with Mabett fender flares in the neighborhood today.
First time I've actually seen them up close.

How did you like it?

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

They're ok.
With the color of truck that he had, they definitely added to the look.

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