2010/11 Factory Mud Flaps

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Does anyone have pictures of a 2010/11 SR5 with factory mud flaps? Does anyone know if they are flexible or not? I am trying to buy a new 5th gen and not having luck finding any with just mud flaps.
 
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I dont think they exist in the US..only in Canada from all the conversations about mudflaps on here. It totally sucks...but I have heard people talk about Husky mudflaps that were easy to install and looked good.
 

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5th Gen mud flaps

Does anyone have pictures of a 2010/11 SR5 with factory mud flaps? Does anyone know if they are flexible or not? I am trying to buy a new 5th gen and not having luck finding any with just mud flaps.

My SR5 will have them on this weekend. They are from Toyota they just don't sell them as accessories. They come in an appearance package. If it works out for me I'll try to post my truck with them on.
 
Thanks for the input. I just found out from a dealer that they are available as an option and installable at the port. Does anyone know if the toyota mud flaps are flexible?
 
My SR5 will have them on this weekend. They are from Toyota they just don't sell them as accessories. They come in an appearance package. If it works out for me I'll try to post my truck with them on.

Those aren't the right ones. We went down that road... check your part numbers,,,

These are wrong they are an insert within the fender well, not exterior mudguards. These part numbers are not exterior mudguards...

U.S. part # list price:

R Front 76621 35130 $31.09
L Front 76622 35130 $31.09

R Rear 76625 35240 $42.87
L Rear 76626 35240 $42.87




http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/63918-mud-guard-4.html
 
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mud guards 2011 P/N PT769-89110

I've called a couple of dealers and one of them said they can now order them in, the part number he gave me was PT769-89110 - hope this helps.
 
You are right, wonder if they are the same?

Yeah, it took me about 6 dealerships before one of the accessory guys actually looked it up for me and noticed that they could now be ordered. Now that I have the part number in hand, I will be trying some of the other dealerships (closer to me) to pick a set up and install them myself.

Just got my 2011 Sr5 and loving it :)
 
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I wonder if we'll also be getting the Canadian running boards also??

I checked out those Canadian running boards and while they look great in pics they aren't so good. They are small and slippery and look a little cheap in person. Not saying they are bad but the hype here is over rated.
 
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I checked out those Canadian running boards and while they look great in pics they are aren't so good. They are small and slippery and look a little cheap in person. Not saying they are bad but the hype here is over rated.

Yes, slippery with some snow on them, not very wide so barely takes ball of your foot. I find the Canadian SR5 boards are better because they are wider and the non-stainless makes them less slippy.
 
can anyone recommend if the mud guards from Husky or Toyota are better?

I haven't seen the OEM flaps in person, but I have a set of Huskys installed, and I must say that I am very pleased. Installation is a breeze...30 minutes at most without any drilling, using mostly all of the original fasteners and all of the original holes. The Huskys look as though they stick out a bit more and are longer, which may offer the sides more protection while turning. The OEM flaps seem to be much smallerand squared off, while the Huskys are rounded

I'm usually the type of guy that is very particular and likes to have everthing OEM, but I don't really feel the urge to change them. I have no complaints with what I have.
 
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