Weathertech Mud Flaps

[navyspook7]

So I've got a Mojave and the WT website has an option for that but then says there are no flaps available for Mojave. Looking at all the trim options they all have a note that says will not work with Mojave. Maybe I missed something but I think when it comes to the fender flares and the rock rails the Mojave and Rubicon are exactly the same (other than not having the rear rail), so seems like the Rubi ones should fit. Anyone know if this is the case?

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[IamAlan]

A couple of weeks ago I emailed WeatherTech to verify fitment since Willys wasn't shown as a trim option on their website. Marissa from WT responded: "I’m sorry that we don’t offer a product for you at the moment. I did check with management We have to do a test fit for the Willys Trim level, and when we have done so, it will be noted on the website." Fortunately, this forum provided a better answer. It once again goes to show that owners frequently can provide more accurate answers than manufacturers. Keep it up!

ps: I also emailed WT after my install and they quickly responded: "We appreciate your feedback in regards to the mud flaps for your 2021 Jeep Gladiator Willys. I will be sure to provide this information to our product development team."

I emailed them as well after my install. They asked me to send pictures, which I did. The Willys is now an acknowledged trim level their website. https://www.weathertech.com/jeep/2021/gladiator/mudflap-no-drill-digitalfit/

 

[mringo17]

So I'm not really crazy about the looks of the Rockblokz mud flaps, and at $170, just not gonna happen. Trying to find someone who has installed the Weathertech mud flaps, especially on a Sport S. I have a Sport S with take off Rubi Suspension and Rubi Rails.

What is the difference between the Rubicon version vs the Sport version?
Will a Sport S with Rubi rails need the Rubicon version?
Since the factory Jeep Rubicon fender flares are higher, do I need the Sport version?

Haven't found an answer to this yet....and decided not to keep hijacking the Rockblokz thread.

I have the Rubicon rails on my Sport S and the sport WT flaps fit on great.

 

[RedOverland]

I have the front and rear Weathertech flaps on my Overland. I saw another Overland a couple of weeks ago when we got our first freezing weather and I couldn't believe the difference between our two truck when I drove through the mall parking lot.

His JT had crap all down the side of his truck. Worth every penny after seeing what my truck would look like with out them.

Do you mind sharing a few pictures of yours? I also have an Overland. Do the fronts completely protect the bottom of the fender and rocker?

 

[fyrefight]

I have the Rubicon rails on my Sport S and the sport WT flaps fit on great.

I have that same setup on my Willys. They fit perfect and was easy-ish to install.

 

[MyGeekDaddy]

Do you mind sharing a few pictures of yours? I also have an Overland. Do the fronts completely protect the bottom of the fender and rocker?

This is post lift and new tires, but you can see the front mud flap protects the side and space between the fender and step/rock rail.

With stock rims/tires, I got zero splash from the front wheels onto my JTO.

 

[cort43202]

We have a Mojave and I ordered the WT (Rubicon) mud flap kit for all four wheels and I couldn't get the front ones to fit. The molded area where rock rail should slide in doesn't line up. Anyone get these to work or have any ideas to help? Thanks in advance.

 

[Jeep-A-Kneez]

Here's mine, they work great with the factory plastic running boards in keeping most of the mess off the sides of your truck, lots of gravel and dirt road experience here. Hope they will work good with larger tires when that time comes.

My installation experience with these WeatherTech mud flaps was a breeze, put them on about 6 months ago and they seem to be holding up great, no complaints on my end.

 

[Blade1668]

I've probably posted on them before, I've had the front ones on my "Max-Tow" for over a year they work great with Rubicon rock rails or the OEM Overland side step's. I've had both but now just the side steps (keeps rocks and mud off sides) ?
Now does Weather Tech have rear mud flaps for Max-Tow's I've not checked for them in a long time.

 

[Daddycorder's Gladiator]

Okay - got them installed - I like them good coverage and work well with no mods with Rockhard sliders. Installed easy enough even with cold plastic

I knows it's been more than a year, what mud flaps did you use at the back of your JT? Weathertech says the rear flaps doesn't fit the max tow package trim which we both have. Thanks in advance...cheers!

 

[slim chance]

i have the Freedom, they are on the Sport body, i also have the Rubicon Rock rails from the factory ... the Weathertec Rubicon mud flaps fit VERY good and look great ...

 

[BaliMawr]

I missed the note about the MT package, in my enthusiasm. I'll be posting a set of rears for sale. Ugh. I like the fronts too much to take them off, and those are the important ones anyway, eh?

 

[Bulldog10]

I missed the note about the MT package, in my enthusiasm. I'll be posting a set of rears for sale. Ugh. I like the fronts too much to take them off, and those are the important ones anyway, eh?

 

[Tedster]

WeatherTech’s fit perfectly on my Mojave with the standard rock rails. They look great I think.

 

[vrael]

Does anyone have these on a '22 Sport or Sport S? Trying to order for my MT and it's saying they don't have anything for the '22 Sport, but they do for the '22 Rubicon.

Did Jeep change anything with the fenders on Sports from '21 to '22? Or more likely to be an error on their end? Just weird that it lets '22 Rubicon proceed.

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