JANETTE SWITZER
Member
I bought a 2014 expedition limited and do you think a 75 year old woman can install these flaps? I am use to doing most things for myself.
Splash / mud guards
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I am thinking about ordering a set of 3rd party black mudflaps for my Navigator. I do not like the ones designed for the Navigator and hust want something plain black. Anyone have some recommendations? I do have the power folding running boards.
Jigstick
Member
love mine. Heres mine with just the rears on. took it for a spin to make sure they didn't add any noise to the ride before I put the fronts on. I love then. They really add to the truck.
I installed weather tech mud flaps on my Navigator. The fronts were easy, fit perfectly. The rears were hard. I had to cut the Expedition mud flap to fit. I then installed a flat mud guard as a liner inside so the cut areas would not be visible. Definitely not as good as the fit on the rear of the Expedition, but they fit fairly well once modified.
techdude99
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Sorry to bring this thread back, but the information is very useful.
I was considering the OEM Ford gatorbacks but I can't justify the price and the chrome ruins it for me.
For those that ordered the WeatherTech's, where is the best place to buy them at a discount?
Thank you.
I was considering the OEM Ford gatorbacks but I can't justify the price and the chrome ruins it for me.
For those that ordered the WeatherTech's, where is the best place to buy them at a discount?
Thank you.
I ordered directly from Weathertech last week (haven't come in yet) for $79.90 plus tax. I like the Ford flaps but my Expy is black, didn't think white flaps would look good - why don't they come in black?
