5th gen mud flaps.
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I bought these and they've worked out well.
Amazon.com: Genuine Toyota Accessories PT769-89110 Mudguard: Automotive
Amazon.com: Genuine Toyota Accessories PT769-89110 Mudguard: Automotive
Jhalko
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You need to specify year and model, there are variations.
gamester5
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I have a set of OEM Mud Guards I purchased from the dealer I would be willing to sell for cheap. Brand new in the box.
pm me what you want for them. Shipping to 83815 - north idaho
2013 sr5 as i forgot that in the first post.
RickC5
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Indeed, there are various flaps, depending on which model (Limited, Trail, SR5) you have. All have different part numbers. You need to know which flaps will fit your 4Runner. They're quite easy to install if they are the correct ones. A complete set from Toyota should include any necessary hardware that isn't already on the truck.
I ripped one of my fronts & the stealer wanted $48.00 + tax for ONE flap. I found a pair of new front flaps on eBay for $20.00 + 15.00 shipping. Now I have a spare for the left front.
Both Husky and Weathertech, on their websites, suggest that their mudflaps will not fit a 2015 Runner.
Jhalko
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Nothing changed from 2014 to 2015, just use the corresponding model?
I have 2011 LE flaps on the back and 2014 ones that fit a trail on the front. Still have the front 2011 LE ones somewhere and they are different. Just need to research a bit to make sure you get what you need.
Grahambowski
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TheLast13
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Husky mudflaps on my 2015 LE. They fit perfect.
Did you have to remove the rear wheels to put them on? or was there enough room?
Grahambowski
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I had plenty of room using a 1/4" ratchet with a screwdriver bit in it.
I bought OEM Toyota mud flaps for my 2016 Limited on eBay... I have noticed a lot of dealerships have eBay accounts and sell parts for huge discounts. I paid $50 (shipped) for all 4 mud flaps from a *Toyota dealership*, which is a big discount from the ~$120 (?) MSRP. (I also have been buying other accessories from dealerships on eBay: roof cross bars, all-weather mats, etc. Huge savings for OEM items!)
Anyway, the OEM ones were pretty easy to install... probably took me an hour to do all 4, and a good chunk of that time was spent cleaning the winter sludge off the areas and learning how to remove the plastic clips without breaking them. You do have to drill 4 small holes in the liner which I was a little nervous about, but it was super easy. Some of the screws are in an awkward place if you're using a regular screwdriver, but I just put a philips bit into my socket wrench and didn't have any problems. (Didn't have to remove the wheels or anything like that.)
Anyway, the OEM ones were pretty easy to install... probably took me an hour to do all 4, and a good chunk of that time was spent cleaning the winter sludge off the areas and learning how to remove the plastic clips without breaking them. You do have to drill 4 small holes in the liner which I was a little nervous about, but it was super easy. Some of the screws are in an awkward place if you're using a regular screwdriver, but I just put a philips bit into my socket wrench and didn't have any problems. (Didn't have to remove the wheels or anything like that.)
gamester5
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thanks much Rigtec!! Still more work to be done on it. Next year I think I will make the splurge.
