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OEM mudflaps. Canada vs US.

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Any chance they have you the spec difference or what matches to which trim level? Wide/narrow honestly means nothing - too subjective. 17 vs 18 or less than 30 offset more then 30 offset... Those are objective characteristics that can help determine "correct match".

Such as if the "wider" one on an 18" stock offset of 55 pokes out, or stops clean.
I don't have specifics regarding increased poke or wider than stock tires or wheels with different offsets. I think the narrower flaps would only work for trucks with relatively narrow tires from the factory. I attached two pictures comparing US stock versus the Canadian flaps on my Pro. Anything much wider than the Pro/TH OEM fitment would probably need a aftermarket flap IMO.

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Any chance they have you the spec difference or what matches to which trim level? Wide/narrow honestly means nothing - too subjective. 17 vs 18 or less than 30 offset more then 30 offset... Those are objective characteristics that can help determine "correct match".

Such as if the "wider" one on an 18" stock offset of 55 pokes out, or stops clean.
It’s more about the fender flare that you have on the side of your truck. So the TRD Pro and Trail Hunter would be the ones for the larger flaps and SR5 and any of the other trucks that don’t have that added flare on the side would take the other version. The different widths actually correspond to the fender flare width.
 

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I agree @saerandy.

If you change out the wheels and tires on your truck beyond what comes from the factory I don't think even the wider flares would be enough. They barely cover the OEM tread on my truck. There are good aftermarket choices out there to consider for trucks with even more poke.
 

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It’s more about the fender flare that you have on the side of your truck. So the TRD Pro and Trail Hunter would be the ones for the larger flaps and SR5 and any of the other trucks that don’t have that added flare on the side would take the other version. The different widths actually correspond to the fender flare width.
I was wondering whether this would be a good reference marker as well (at least from OEM setups). That PRO and TH need the "wider" set and all others need the "normal" set. I don't know the spec on the PRO wheel stock, but I know the 18" Limited offset is 55, the 18" TRD matte black wheel is 45, and the TH 18" wheel is 20.

Sounds like unless someone is in the PRO or TH stock category or has moved their setup to be near there, the larger set may be too large and create flap/catch on the outside of the wheel.
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