Aftermarket mud flaps for TRD Pro?

[TacoFreak]

Yeah, they do fit a TH, although they seem a little small for our tires IMO. I also don't like that gap where they meet the flairs. I actually tried to order some last weekend and two Toyota dealers (Sparks & Longo) both had PayPal problems and could not complete the sales. I decided to just wait a while and see if any better options ever come up.

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[Tacomonkey]

I agree on both points about the Canadian flaps. I hope when Rekgen releases their 4th gen sliders they'll fit the pro.

 

[TOOTHLESS_TACOMA]

Checking in on this post, as i have a PRO and would like to find a good set of mudflaps myself. Any updates here in 2025?

 

[AZTaco]

@Kooyota the ARK mud flaps you have (standard and micro) don't have logos. Is that because they were prototypes? I'm not a fan of logos.

 

[SnowmanJPS]

Checking in on this post, as i have a PRO and would like to find a good set of mudflaps myself. Any updates here in 2025?

As of the end of January still no

 

[TacoFreak]

Yeah - I got tired of waiting and bought the Canadian ones from Toyota. Not the coverage of the RokBlokz but good enough for now and a whole lot less expensive.

 

[tacorancher]

Yeah - I got tired of waiting and bought the Canadian ones from Toyota. Not the coverage of the RokBlokz but good enough for now and a whole lot less expensive.

My Canadians are ordered for my TH. Safe bet.

 

[Kooyota]

@Kooyota the ARK mud flaps you have (standard and micro) don't have logos. Is that because they were prototypes? I'm not a fan of logos.

Yes, they were prototypes so I could provide measurements. I haven't heard from ARK and I needed mudflaps, so I purchased the Canadian mudflaps they seem to work fine for now and of course they are a perfect fit.

 

[Lets_Taco_Bout_It]

I’ve really been enjoying my ARK’s. I’ve driven across a few snowy mountain passes and nothing sticks to them. They’re super flexible so they won’t break or crease when going over rocks. They may be expensive, but they’re exactly what I’m looking for in a mudflap.

 

[Tacomonkey]

So I wanted to update this thread, I finally managed to get the rally armor flaps installed, though it was a pain and the rear drivers side still isn't perfect. Here's some pics. They look good, the black matches the fender flares and the red almost matches the paint.

The rear drivers side was the worst one. You can see how the top screw isn't really seated fully, and the foam spacer isn't sized properly IMO. Of course this was the one I originally started with and the one that gave the most trouble.

The rear passenger went on easier though I still couldn't get the top screw to grab with the included washer, so I ditched it. Note the spacer, DO NOT over tighten the screws over the foam spacers, they're not gaskets, they are there simply to fill that space.

The fronts went on ok, though I found it easier to turn the wheels towards the opposite side of the truck for access. There's this space that bothers me in the front but I'm over it, just glad to finally have something on there.

 

[tacorancher]

So I wanted to update this thread, I finally managed to get the rally armor flaps installed, though it was a pain and the rear drivers side still isn't perfect. Here's some pics. They look good, the black matches the fender flares and the red almost matches the paint.

The rear drivers side was the worst one. You can see how the top screw isn't really seated fully, and the foam spacer isn't sized properly IMO. Of course this was the one I originally started with and the one that gave the most trouble.

The rear passenger went on easier though I still couldn't get the top screw to grab with the included washer, so I ditched it. Note the spacer, DO NOT over tighten the screws over the foam spacers, they're not gaskets, they are there simply to fill that space.

The fronts went on ok, though I found it easier to turn the wheels towards the opposite side of the truck for access. There's this space that bothers me in the front but I'm over it, just glad to finally have something on there.

Did you find that the nylon threads easily strip / suck for seating the screws (toyota threads)

 

[SnowmanJPS]

Did you find that the nylon threads easily strip / suck for seating the screws (toyota threads)

I’m not the person you replied to but yes, they are garbage, however I bought a bunch from AliExpress and keep swapping them out when they get chewed up if I need to remove my flaps for some reason, I’m on my 3rd set, I think next time I will buy longer ones, the Rokblokz screws came super long and for whatever reason the pro clips are shorter

 

[tacorancher]

I’m not the person you replied to but yes, they are garbage, however I bought a bunch from AliExpress and keep swapping them out when they get chewed up if I need to remove my flaps for some reason, I’m on my 3rd set, I think next time I will buy longer ones, the Rokblokz screws came super long and for whatever reason the pro clips are shorter

Dude. So helpful. Running into the same issue with the arb bumper threads for the rigid lights. Why didn’t you go OEM? Are these essentially identical ?

 

[SnowmanJPS]

Dude. So helpful. Running into the same issue with the arb bumper threads for the rigid lights. Why didn’t you go OEM? Are these essentially identical ?

I haven't had an issue with the ARB bumper inserts, and with the size of my hands I really hope I don't come up with an issue, I won't be able to fix it

Yes these are as good as OEM, no slop, my mudflaps sit tight, I didn't price OEM but they're probably $5 a piece like the Drain plug gasket, which I just bought in bulk from Amazon

 

[tacorancher]

I haven't had an issue with the ARB bumper inserts, and with the size of my hands I really hope I don't come up with an issue, I won't be able to fix it

Yes these are as good as OEM, no slop, my mudflaps sit tight, I didn't price OEM but they're probably $5 a piece like the Drain plug gasket, which I just bought in bulk from Amazon

I am replacing a rigid light this weekend bc of a warranty issue, and I just have a bad feeling it’s going to be stripped… at least it’s on the driver side. I have a glue gun I could use it it’s slightly stripper and that’ll likely be plenty.

I’m going to purchase these inserts so I can freely experiment with my mud flaps without being worried. I’ve got the OEM Canadian flaps I want to put on, but I’ve got to modify them to fit with my wider tires. Been putting it off solely bc of this stupid issue with the screw clips!

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