2022/2023 Expedition Mud Flaps (Splash Guards) - 2021 Designs Don't Fit
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fordperfaddict
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can you post pics of this from farther away so i can get the entire picture of the vehicle? thinking of doing this myself
LegalBrief
Well-Known Member
The issue is the whole pattern moved, they are no longer turn key, you have to drill new holes, on the fronts they also don’t 100% line up.
Probably not enough volume to make it worth the new production run and template work.
You can make the others work, but that means drilling pilot holes into the wheel well liner, easiest with wheel off. The fronts may require pilot holes as well depends on where you source them.
They are definitely a thin material in the front, time will tell how the hold up in the snow and ice. I had them painted to match the truck body. Fronts are on (easy because u can turn the wheel, rears are in the garage as I’m not that motivated to pull the tires.
Probably not enough volume to make it worth the new production run and template work.
You can make the others work, but that means drilling pilot holes into the wheel well liner, easiest with wheel off. The fronts may require pilot holes as well depends on where you source them.
They are definitely a thin material in the front, time will tell how the hold up in the snow and ice. I had them painted to match the truck body. Fronts are on (easy because u can turn the wheel, rears are in the garage as I’m not that motivated to pull the tires.
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BrianDA
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I just installed the Weathertech fronts and rears on my '22 Max. I can confirm that there is no drilling on the '22. Weathertech states no drilling on the '23 or '24 either. Been through some snow and ice and below freezing temperatures, lately, and these things seem plenty tough. I wouldn't go rock crawling with them...
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Asphalt Kid
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I installed WT mudflaps in June 23 on my new 23 Platinum no mods required, perfect fit....checked on the WT website mudflaps are still available for front and rear...
Just went through a major mountain storm. The flaps protected the rear sensors and eliminated the errors we were seeing in the previous winter. Deflected mud, slush, and snow. Cheap fix to the expensive problem.
