Gladiator overland best mud flaps

[Mr.Handsome]

Who makes the best mud flaps for a 2020 gladiator overland with the oem runner board? Don’t want anything that requires drilling. Also this is be for stock to 35in tire size without a lift. What do you guys think?

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[johnparjr]

RokBlokz had them on my JL and now on my JT

https://rokblokz.com/collections/jeep-mud-flaps/Gladiator

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I put on the MOPAR ones over a year ago. They are still on it and do fine. I did screw up a couple of the POM rivets and have since had to replace a couple of those (MY BAD) but they've otherwise been fine.
Somewhere there's pictures of me putting them on, I think in maybe one of the 365,789,928,231 pages of "what did you do to your gladiator today" or whatever it's called.

 

[AZJT]

Same - I did the front and back Mopar guards and have been pleased. Fit great, no issues on my Overland, for almost a year now.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Here it is, finally found it. This was done in November 2019 days after picking the truck up from the dealer.
So they've been on since and after driving in all sorts of weather, in sand, mud, snow and ice, they work fine. I can tell by what's on the tire side of them what didn't get to hit the paint/body.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...our-gladiator-today.23705/page-57#post-390614

 

[AZJT]

Somewhere there's pictures of me putting them on, I think in maybe one of the 365,789,928,231 pages of "what did you do to your gladiator today" or whatever it's called.

Ha! You were only a few pages off!

 

[DaioRider]

I went with the Weather Tech and have been pleased so far. Relatively easy no drill installation.

 

[Clay]

I put WeatherTech flaps on my Gladiator and have no complaints. They were easy to install and haven't fallen off, yet. lol

 

[jbehrn]

I ran WeatherTech mud guards on my old F150 and they were great! They are a 'to-do' item this coming spring on my JT. If you are considering them, you'll likely want to buy them directly through WeatherTech; otherwise if you have a warranty issue you'll likely have to work through the vendor you purchased them through...

 

[Mr.Handsome]

I read a bunch of forums and the favorites seems to be RokBlokz, mopar and weather tech. I ended up going RokBlokz due to the quick detach function. I’ll let you know how it goes.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I've run the MOPAR version on several of our past Grand Cherokees as well. I think any of those may be fine. Quick detach could be handy - interested in how that works out over time.

 

[UncleChanBlake]

Who makes the best mud flaps for a 2020 gladiator overland with the oem runner board? Don’t want anything that requires drilling. Also this is be for stock to 35in tire size without a lift. What do you guys think?

I have weather techs on the front and Mopar on the back. Sport S Max Tow. Everything fit like a glove. Did have to drill out the rear ones though and install plastic rivets. Not a huge project.

 

[VI JEEP]

I just installed Weathertech front and back. Install was easy, about an hour to remove and install. Instructions were easy to follow. Would like slightly larger profile but couldn’t justify Rokblokz price and shipping cost to Canada. Weathertech Look far better than stock and add slightly more protection on doors. .

 

[tjbrown23]

As others have said the rokblokz are the best functioning and really protect the jeep. I have the xl longs with mopar lift and 37s. Honestly this is the cleanest truck I have owned, nothing hits the side of the truck and keeps it quite clean. I contribute it all to the rokblokz!

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I have weather techs on the front and Mopar on the back. Sport S Max Tow. Everything fit like a glove. Did have to drill out the rear ones though and install plastic rivets. Not a huge project.

At least the MOPAR ones come with new POM rivets - I suspect the WeatherTech do as well?

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