First of all, they look great - can't wait to get mine! And, thanks for the pointer - will definitely check the existing content in the future. Thank you!
The search option up in your top right hand side.
Anytime you're looking for a subject, try that first because there's a good chance whatever you're looking for has already been covered. Sometimes you have to change your keywords for your search.
I had this all typed up and you had not had any...
Did you look at the Canadian version of the OEM mudflaps which are wider than the USA version?
There was some posts on the site about that.
I can't imagine anything wider.
Tacorancher’s PSA inspired me to post one as well. Today I switched out the tiny mudflaps that came on my truck for the Canadian ones. On both fronts, the mudflap had rubbed right through the clear coat and paint. Initially, I thought it was just a line of dirt, but I cleaned it and was able...
i have the same running boards and Canadianmudflaps as you. There's a bit more spay from the aggressive tires and extra width, but not terrible.
I did put ppf on the front portion of the rear fenders shortly after buying the truck, as they take a beating even in stock configuration. (since you...
This is interesting! I had to go out and check that I didn't get scammed and get some US mud flaps 😂
I had no idea the Canadianmudflaps were wider, although I have to say, still completely useless without some sort of rails, steps, etc.
Rocks still happily flick up onto the body panel.
I...
Yes, they were prototypes so I could provide measurements. I haven't heard from ARK and I needed mudflaps, so I purchased the Canadianmudflaps they seem to work fine for now and of course they are a perfect fit.
Does anyone have a picture comparison of the US vs Canadian flaps?
Edit: Just found this post about my quesiton!
https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/threads/oem-mudflaps-canada-vs-us.9764/
Could you post a picture of how close your exhaust is to your full size 18 on your TRD wheel. I have the temp 17 under my truck and not much room from exhaust.
Today im on my garage floor puttingnew mudflaps on my new truck,i went with canadian OEM mudflaps, look good ,fit good and for the stock tire “ Falken 18” The protection is perfect, so im crawling on my back , look up at spare tire and was happy to see a matching full size 18 on a trd wheel...
Yep - I did the same thing, took off the useless OEM mudflaps ($60 - we should get a refund Toyota!) and installed the Canadian ones. Just like your pictures show, they are a big improvement and they fit perfectly, unlike some aftermarket flairs.
...on my PreRunner. I really like the way they look and they are wider than the OEM ones here in the states. Searched and purchased online. Easy install, they bolt right up to the exact same holes and took maybe 10-15 minutes for removal of the USA mudflaps and install of the Canadianmudflaps.
This is a very popular question here, and its good to have multiple hands on experiances from all the guys,, i myself have a question and perhaps there is sombody that could put a picture up for comparison?…..i do like the above said mudflaps , however im also thinking about the Canadian OEM...
Hello everyone! Maybe some of you have seen this “quick guide”, as I’m calling it.
The first part is just a handful of common questions and issues people have brought up frequently. The second part is a list of vendors, a link to their site and bullet points of what they sell.
Please let me...
Just joining the club! She is a Sport+ (Canadian Model) has 135km on her so far I am a happy new Toyota owner. Been through 3 GMs, and 2 Fords thought I should see what the big deal was on the Toyota side of the fence and so far been impressed. New Winter tires are in order should be here...
That was me with that Canadian mudflap quote.
The biggest thing is that they are wider.
Here is the part number of you’re interested in trying to track them down.
Note that these are installed on a TH and they stick out as far as the wider flares that come on that model.