Best over-sized mud flaps for winter?

32s and negative offset wheels are not mixing well with my door panels this winter..

any recommendations on a nice aftermarket set of mud flaps/splash guards?
I've checked local auto parts stores and 4 wheel drive hardware. I think the biggest they offer is 11x19''. They would need to be bigger. I'm sure some of you have some custom flaps or found a nice set.

Thanks for the help saving my paint!
 
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Trying to remember, but there was a fellow Subie admirer on here and he ended up putting rally armor mud flaps on his t4r. Not only are they a quality product, but it really made the truck look awesome

Cheers:bolt:
 
Fantastic. . .I mean if they can hold up to what a rally car can throw at them, I think they can take the force of what offroading you do in the Runner.

Ya great idea actually. I wish they were a little cheaper but I do agree they would hold up just fine if they fit correctly. I'll have to call the company.
 
Fantastic. . .I mean if they can hold up to what a rally car can throw at them, I think they can take the force of what offroading you do in the Runner.

Since you know the Subie community as well... Remember when some of them were also going the Cheaper route of Ikea something rather(Sorry it's been a while) and shaping it/drilling holes themselves for next to nothing.


Here's a quick thread/ few examples: http://www.iwsti.com/forums/3731603-post7.html
 
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Since you know the Subie community as well... Remember when some of them were also going the Cheaper route of Ikea something rather(Sorry it's been a while) and shaping it/drilling holes themselves for next to nothing.


Here's a quick thread/ few examples: Subaru Impreza WRX STI Forums: IWSTI.com - View Single Post - Making your own mud flaps

I dont remember that, but that is GENIUS! Wonder really how they hold up to trails and gravel and not just your everyday tomatoe. . . .
 
[MENTION=88231]having fun[/MENTION] .. Leonard, my friend, how are you? Long time no speak...

OP: Okay sorry that was a LITTLE off topic lol ...

It's been awhile, doing ok. No more runs up to Alturas since my daughter decided to live with me, so no stop ins to say :hello:.

Was just razzin you on the post, it's all good, I do the same on some post myself, hope all is going good with you my friend. Take care Sergio.

Back to OP, might have to find something myself in in the future when I decide to bump up another size.
 
It's been awhile, doing ok. No more runs up to Alturas since my daughter decided to live with me, so no stop ins to say :hello:.

Was just razzin you on the post, it's all good, I do the same on some post myself, hope all is going good with you my friend. Take care Sergio.

Back to OP, might have to find something myself in in the future when I decide to bump up another size.

Good to hear on the daughter situation..

I have been itching for an XREAS removal and doing 5100 w/ FJs.. But... I have to contain myself, as I would love to do IT along with some sliders... Car/Truck forums are the WORSE when it comes to pictures/eye candy lol...
 
Update

Ordered the universal rally armor truck flaps. $27 plus shipping. They are approx 2'' longer and wider than the stock t4r dealer flaps. No holes drilled though so I will update after I attempt to mount
 
When do we get to see pictures of these installed??

sorry guys, been off the site for a little bit. They have lasted the entire terrible PA winter here. I will take a few pics once it stops raining. The only thing I noticed is that I had to cut the stock plastic mud flaps (REAR) to still cover the inside of the wheel well. I then overlapped them with the Rally Armor. This made it so dirt could not build up in the open hole in the rear fenders
 
sorry guys, been off the site for a little bit. They have lasted the entire terrible PA winter here. I will take a few pics once it stops raining. The only thing I noticed is that I had to cut the stock plastic mud flaps (REAR) to still cover the inside of the wheel well. I then overlapped them with the Rally Armor. This made it so dirt could not build up in the open hole in the rear fenders

I was reminded of another brand thats a little cheaper. Any input on RoxBlox?
 

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