WANTED: Rubber Mud Flaps

[Mavster Mechanic]

Did anyone find soft RUBBER mud flaps for their Maverick?

I do not want hard plastic mud flaps. I tried them already. They scrape on speed bumps and dips in my areas.

Looking for RUBBER (soft flexible) mud flaps only.

Thanks.

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[HeyBales]

Mabett's are flexible.

 

[Mavster Mechanic]

Mabett's are flexible.

I think they are "hard" plastic.
Flexible in the sense like a plastic spoon is flexible. But bend it more than a little....

SNAP!

Not what I want.

 

[Mavster Mechanic]

Fits Maverick:
Well sure.... I suppose....

AI is going to ruin humanity....

 

[Tbone289]

Rokblokz are polyurethane and plenty flexible, while being very tough at the same time.

 

[Mavster Mechanic]

Rokblokz are polyurethane and plenty flexible, while being very tough at the same time.

More expensive than most.
But I was unhappy with the hard "molded" ones.

I will pony up and give these a try.
I had seen them before. Forgot the name. Thanks for suggesting.

On order now.
Case closed unless these suck too.
But these look to fit my requirement.

 

[Tbone289]

More expensive than most.
But I was unhappy with the hard "molded" ones.

I will pony up and give these a try.
I had seen them before. Forgot the name. Thanks for suggesting.

On order now.
Case closed unless these suck too.
But these look to fit my requirement.

The benefit of these over soft rubber is that they aren't so flexible that they "blow back" at high speed. They're made specifically for off-roading (rallying), so should fit your needs well.

 

[Hot Runr Guy]

More expensive than most.
But I was unhappy with the hard "molded" ones.

I will pony up and give these a try.
I had seen them before. Forgot the name. Thanks for suggesting.

On order now.
Case closed unless these suck too.
But these look to fit my requirement.

I don't remember if you have fender flares, but if so, make yourself some spacers to fill the gap caused by the thickness of the flare.

HRG

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