Painted fender protection

[chorky]

I went with front RokBlokz. I can't say I love the look either.

But I would say they reduced the spray up the side of the truck and onto the rear fenders by , no joke, 95%. Super SUPER effective.

And the fronts are only $85 and take 5 min to install. I didn't bother with rears because
1) I don't like how the rears look even more than I don't like how the fronts look.
2) the rears are 2x the cost, take 3x as long to install, and ohnnly protect a tiny portion of the rear fender behind the tire.

No flaps

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Now with Front Flaps. (below) Note the mud kicked up on the small section of the back fender but absolutely nothing on the side of the truck. Last winter I had 3" thick ice fender-bergs stuck to my rear fenders when I drove in a the snow. After install. Nothing.

Which ones did you get though, because I am looking at their site now and they offer 4 different sizes.

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[dcmdon]

Which ones did you get though, because I am looking at their site now and they offer 4 different sizes.

I got what I've called long and wide. In other words the largest ones they make.

The proper name is XL Front Long.

I just put a set of Xtreme Recon wheels on my truck with the OEM 315/70-17s (35s) and they still stick out farther than that tire. So I should be good even with these larger tires.

https://rokblokz.com/collections/je...020-mud-flaps-half-kit?variant=39397558386731

 

[Gee Man]

I have the factory steps and would definitely say they don’t do much. But adding mudflaps helps a LOT. I have Rockblockz and haven’t noticed any more chips since then.

I have Rockblockz and mine are beat up one trip to Ouray ,

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