Best aftermarket mud flaps?

[Kdbradley85]

I’m interested in mud flaps, but I’m not a fan of the rigid style ones that seem to be the most popular. I’m always concerned they’ll get ripped off or damaged while dropping over ledges. I had the OEM guards on my 3rd gen, and I’d cringe every time they scraped over rocks or concrete, so I’d like to avoid that. Anyone have a good recommendation for actual mud flaps and not the plastic guards? I was leaning towards the Ark micro guards because they still leave a decent amount of clearance, but they also don’t look super effective at keeping stuff from hitting the sides of my truck, and again, they’re rigid. I’d really appreciate any suggestions!

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[TacoFish]

Difference between the ARK and Canadian ones on my TH

which mud flaps are you keeping?

 

[Airborne]

Difference between the ARK and Canadian ones on my TH

This is an excellant comparison picture , wow. Thank you. As they say , “””. A picture is worth a 1000 words””. Well don

 

[goin2drt]

I ordered the Husky ones. They looked more OE and finished off. We will see how the coverage compares to stock.

 

[AZTaco]

I ordered the Husky ones. They looked more OE and finished off. We will see how the coverage compares to stock.

I like the look of the Husky's, plain with no logo. Make sure you post pics when you get them on.

 

[Vidman]

I have the Canadian ones on at the moment. They look like they belong on the truck more than the ARK

 

[Forest Moon]

I’m interested in mud flaps, but I’m not a fan of the rigid style ones that seem to be the most popular. I’m always concerned they’ll get ripped off or damaged while dropping over ledges. I had the OEM guards on my 3rd gen, and I’d cringe every time they scraped over rocks or concrete, so I’d like to avoid that. Anyone have a good recommendation for actual mud flaps and not the plastic guards? I was leaning towards the Ark micro guards because they still leave a decent amount of clearance, but they also don’t look super effective at keeping stuff from hitting the sides of my truck, and again, they’re rigid. I’d really appreciate any suggestions!

I have the Rokblokz rally mud flaps on mine. They are very flexible but don't flap around while driving. They're is a good pic right in this thread of the improved coverage over stock. Glad I got mine on before winter arrived.

 

[yodataco]

part number for Canadian flaps?

 

[SnowmanJPS]

part number for Canadian flaps?

 

[bctaco24]

Check out Ark as they worked with me on a new design for the 2024 Tacoma.
Doesn't hang out as far(slightly narrower), hair shorter, and no kink on the outside edge.
So far they work great and look good IMHO.

 

[RokeHi]

part number for Canadian flaps?

I use part number PK389-35R00-P1 on mu PreRunner.

 

[TacoFish]

I started with the $60 standard mudlfaps that came with my TH. Waste of my $. I then purchased much wider ones from WeatherTech (+ Bed Impactliner). Front ones fit fine, rear ones did line up correctly with the larger TH fender flares. While I got them to stay on, the gap filled up with mud and did not look right. Weathertech does have great customer service and gave me a full refund including return shipping. I think they are working on a new variant for the TH and TRD Pro, now the site shows that the current ones do not work. I then ordered the Toyota Canadian ones, these seem solid. I think the Weathertech's were a little bit wider and have no external branding. I kept then Impactliner, keeps things from moving around and it feels good on my knees when working on stuff in the bed,

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