Mud Flaps -- Weather Tech "No Drill" flaps? Other Recommendations?

[Tri5Ford]

Has anyone installed the Weather Tech "No Drill" flaps? If so, satisfied? Other brands?

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[BeachRaptor]

Other brands? I bought the Ford performance front and back sets. Very easy install and i think they look great. Very happy with them.

 

[natkill]

I was eyeing the weathertech flaps, but I ultimately got a set for $33 on Amazon that look a lot like the Ford ones, just without a logo. I figured flaps was one place I could save some money. I was able to reuse a lot of the factory fasteners. So far so good.

 

[25PlatTrem350]

Put the Ford Performance ones on both my wife and daughter's RR's. The second set I bought there was a discount code so I got, if I recall, 10% off. If you have them shipped to your local Ford dealer it's free shipping.

The Ford ones are super easy to install and like was already mentioned look great. Honestly, I think the RR looks better with them on then none at all but everyone sees things differently so how good they look is largely dependent on the individual.

 

[donnietTA]

I bought the heavy duty ones from Ford but they wanted the rears to have me drill holes in the thick mudflaps. I just couldnt hold them on myself and bought the weather tech’s for the rears. No drilling. For me at my age, I like easy. I used my ford points to get the Ford ones so, money wise I didn’t mind buying the weather techs.

 

[superj]

i, my father i law, and my son all used @Muslogy Auto mud flaps that look like stock ford ones. they use the same push in clips as stock

 

[Bear376]

I got a decent price on the four piece set, so splurged. The install was straight forward and they fit well. The clips can be a pain to install, but you soon get it figured out. My only issue was I got a bad 2-pack of screws/clips and had to use one of the old pins. The look good and feel solid. If you are happy with the premium price, I would recommend them.

 

[NM Mike]

I had the weathertech no drill mudflaps on my 16 tacoma. Fit great and looked good. I was happy with them.

 

[Onceaneagle]

Yep. I put them on about a year ago and the fit is perfect. Instructions were straightforward. The front set is easier to install than the rear set because you can turn the wheels. It helps to have small hands for the rear set, which I don't. The hex head bolts for the front set are a different size than the rear. I didn't have the right size socket for the rear so I used pliers to turn the hex heads. Took a while. Be careful or you can rip the hex head off the bolt; they are cheaply made. The mounting clips you use with the hex head bolts are a bit awkward but after you put some on it gets better. It took about an hour or so to do all four. Work fine. Look good. No issues.

 

[dajo]

Yep work good, fit good, easy to install

 

[Gray Ranger]

Has anyone installed the Weather Tech "No Drill" flaps? If so, satisfied? Other brands?

I Did on my 2025, Within an hour I was done. Happ with the results with weather tech.

 

[scottyg2025fxlariat]

I was eyeing the weathertech flaps, but I ultimately got a set for $33 on Amazon that look a lot like the Ford ones, just without a logo. I figured flaps was one place I could save some money. I was able to reuse a lot of the factory fasteners. So far so good.

I did same but made the mistake of not carefully removing fasteners so it was a trip to the auto supply for new ones. Very satisfied with performance, ease of installation and look.

 

[$Bill]

Other brands? I bought the Ford performance front and back sets. Very easy install and i think they look great. Very happy with them.

Ditto! They came on my truck as a factory option. I like them!

 

[some_guy]

Has anyone installed the Weather Tech "No Drill" flaps? If so, satisfied? Other brands?

I have the Weathertech ones, they arent too big or too small, they do their job.

no branding, took maybe 15 minutes total to install. And they provide additional plastic trim clips so if you damage your existing ones you have others to use.

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