mud flaps for SR5

Those mudflaps on kenjan1970's ride appear to be Profit Splashguards from Powerflow

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ProFit Splashguards with Factory Fit Appearance from RoadSport, a Manufacturer of Splash Guards for Trucks and Cars sorry all for the slow come back, I got them at O'Reilly auto parts and at Advanced auto parts the cost was $29.99 per pair, they are Roadsport profit #7, I tried the #6 and I thought they where too small, as far as installing them I did it in a heated garage and I started by heating them in my oven to 100 degrees and holding them tight to the curve of the fascia till they cooled. I used the included screws to start at the top where there was plastic and sheet metal are,holding it tight and had a friend use a level to keep then vertical, from there on all was hollow so I made a trip back to the auto parts store and they told me to use 1/4 inch fender liner push type connectors I did that and put 3 on each flap as needed, I did it with out removing the rear tired, the front was easy, just turn wheels. If more pixs needed please tell me how to post the pictures better, I think they turned out great.
 
I called my local Toyota dealer and the parts guy said they can order factory mud flaps for the 2010 4runners. He said they would cost me roughly $280.00 because I would have to buy each flap and all of the hardware separate. The mud flaps are not sold as a kit. Has anyone seen these? Are they effective? If I decide to break down and spend the $280.00 I don't want to receive a mud flap that is for looks only. The ProFit splash guards mentioned in this thread are second on my list.
 
I called my local Toyota dealer and the parts guy said they can order factory mud flaps for the 2010 4runners. He said they would cost me roughly $280.00 because I would have to buy each flap and all of the hardware separate. The mud flaps are not sold as a kit. Has anyone seen these? Are they effective? If I decide to break down and spend the $280.00 I don't want to receive a mud flap that is for looks only. The ProFit splash guards mentioned in this thread are second on my list.

did he mention if they were color keyed or black? seems expensive to not be color keyed.
 
And are they solid or flexible? I've always found that the solid ones tend to get broken off easily, or are too short to really do any good. The longer flexible ones seem to do the best job - and are what, ten times cheaper? It would be good to see them available anyway - I thought it kind of weird that I could not get mud flaps on a Toyota 4WD vehicle (Limited).
 
I can not find a custom fit for mud guards for a 2010 4Runner Limited anywhere, does anybody know where to get them other than Toyota (way to expensive)?

Thanks

toyota makes custom mud guards for 10 4runner? When did they start doing that?
 
I thought I saw someone on here said there were mud guards now that area custom fit but can't seem to find it. My memory is that ProFit didn't make the right size but now they do??? Other brands are ok but that is what I was thinking.

Any help is appreciated.
 
I thought I saw someone on here said there were mud guards now that area custom fit but can't seem to find it. My memory is that ProFit didn't make the right size but now they do??? Other brands are ok but that is what I was thinking.

Any help is appreciated.

I think you are referring to this thread http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/64054-mud-flaps-ventshields-accessories-8.html. There are some pretty good pics on there. The custom fit mud guards are from Husky.
 
One more thing, has anyone tried to paid the mud guards to match the body? Wasn't sure if that plastic material will hold paint well.
 
ProFit Splashguards with Factory Fit Appearance from RoadSport, a Manufacturer of Splash Guards for Trucks and Cars sorry all for the slow come back, I got them at O'Reilly auto parts and at Advanced auto parts the cost was $29.99 per pair, they are Roadsport profit #7, I tried the #6 and I thought they where too small, as far as installing them I did it in a heated garage and I started by heating them in my oven to 100 degrees and holding them tight to the curve of the fascia till they cooled. I used the included screws to start at the top where there was plastic and sheet metal are,holding it tight and had a friend use a level to keep then vertical, from there on all was hollow so I made a trip back to the auto parts store and they told me to use 1/4 inch fender liner push type connectors I did that and put 3 on each flap as needed, I did it with out removing the rear tired, the front was easy, just turn wheels. If more pixs needed please tell me how to post the pictures better, I think they turned out great.

Hey, thanks for the installation tip, I really like the look of what you got.
 
mud flaps for 5th generation Toyota 4 runners

Does anybody have an idea where to get a set of mud flaps for my new sr5, after driving in this winter weather there is a need for them or has someone already installed some?

I found out after reading about the Canadian versions coming through with them. After calling a Canadian Dealership, I found out that infact dealerships can get them. However they come through in an appearance package and are not sold as an accessory. They run about $30 for fronts and like $40 for rears. All sold seperately but you really have to talk to the parts guys to get him to pull these items out. Again they are available from Toyota but not sold as an accessory.
 

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