Mud flaps for Mojave?

[Jaxmax]

My mud flaps on the blue Mojave are RokBlokz original log on front and original regular on rear. I will not be going with wider tires, I didn’t order the rear at first but stones and stuff were getting on my rear bedsliders so I spend more. The rear are adjusted all the way in and I like the way they work, I have an 800 foot stone driveway and the tires pick up stones all the time.
Also regarding RokBlokz mud flaps you can install the Metal Cloak swap bar brace reinforcement but do need to cut a 1/2” X 1/2” slot in mudflap brace to make them fit, I think most of the other mud flaps mount on the fender so there would be no problem.
When it comes to mud flaps they all look a little ugly but all of them protect the side of you truck great…..Jack

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[Joshua.Riley02]

If you have the standard Mojave rock rails like me, I installed the Weather Tech splash guards. They fit perfectly, look great and are the perfect size for my needs. They have the indent for the rail to run into on the front (but not a hole).

Just buy the one's they have listed for a Rubicon as they have the same standard rock rails. Some may argue that they won't fit, but they do!

Could you possibly provide a picture of the weathertech mud flaps on your Mojave? I don't have the rock rails on mine. Just the normal side step. If the weathertech fit, I'd definitely like to try them out as they provide a return policy unlike RokBlockz.

 

[abe57]

I know that Rubi Mopar splash guards do NOT fit had to send them back. Ended up with buying the high dollar RokBlokz and the fit as they should.

 

[ZoMojave]

Could you possibly provide a picture of the weathertech mud flaps on your Mojave? I don't have the rock rails on mine. Just the normal side step. If the weathertech fit, I'd definitely like to try them out as they provide a return policy unlike RokBlockz.

Looking at the pic of your JTM I can see that it has the optional Mopar side steps. The Weathertech splash guards will only fit with the standard rock rails (non-step) and not yours. I did much research on this before I ordered my Mojave. That is why I stayed with the standard rock rails. I am 6'1" and don't need the step anyway.

RokBlockz is your only option that I know of.

 

[Rahkmalla]

Looking at the pic of your JTM I can see that it has the optional Mopar side steps. The Weathertech splash guards will only fit with the standard rock rails (non-step) and not yours. I did much research on this before I ordered my Mojave. That is why I stayed with the standard rock rails. I am 6'1" and don't need the step anyway.

RokBlockz is your only option that I know of.

Still worried on how my wife feels about my ordered mojave on 35s. She already has to climb into my willys on oem tires. If she wants a step I'm gonna have to tell her I can't because I spent $200 on mud flaps. I'm sure that will go well...

 

[ZoMojave]

Still worried on how my wife feels about my ordered mojave on 35s. She already has to climb into my willys on oem tires. If she wants a step I'm gonna have to tell her I can't because I spent $200 on mud flaps. I'm sure that will go well...

I get it completely. My wife grumbles every time getting in and out of my Mojave with stock lift and 33's. As a taller person, boards don't work for me and get in the way.

 

[Joshua.Riley02]

Looking at the pic of your JTM I can see that it has the optional Mopar side steps. The Weathertech splash guards will only fit with the standard rock rails (non-step) and not yours. I did much research on this before I ordered my Mojave. That is why I stayed with the standard rock rails. I am 6'1" and don't need the step anyway.

RokBlockz is your only option that I know of.
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Good to know. Thank you so much for the information!

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