mbrown1
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Has anyone found guards that fit a 23 Limited ? Mostly I want to protect my travel trailer... nice that it might protect someone tailgating as well I guess...
Mud flaps / rock guards
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NevadaGeo
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Yes. Weathertech has what you are looking for. They are fitted perfectly and easy to install.
HILLY
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I have experience with the WeatherTech flaps and they've done me well. Can't go wrong with them.
Since I'll be upgrading to larger and wider tires soon (315/70R17) that have some poke, I may change out to these to have coverage for stones against the fender and door. I did a test fit of my setup and the flaps had to come off.
Since I'll be upgrading to larger and wider tires soon (315/70R17) that have some poke, I may change out to these to have coverage for stones against the fender and door. I did a test fit of my setup and the flaps had to come off.
Black on Black - REK-mesh Universal Offset Mud Flaps - 1 set= 2 Flaps
REK-mesh Mud Flaps – Universal Fit Features REK-mesh Bracket Design aligns with factory mounting locations – no drilling or transferring needed.(Note: Some drilling may be necessary on vehicles with aftermarket flares or fender wells) Each set includes 2 REK-mesh mounting brackets, 2 Poly Flaps...
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The week after buying my Expy (4.5 years ago), I had Weathertech's put on at a local shop, and I am/was really happy with them, especially since they are the ones that form fits tightly against the lower part of the fender, and look just like some of the over-priced & over-hyped OEM flaps...granted they don't have the FORD emblems on them, but that wasn't a deal breaker for me anyways....
I only paid about $175 for all 4 of mine, including installation
Those are some killer-lookin flaps, but then again, at that price, they SHOULD be too...!Since I'll be upgrading to larger and wider tires soon (315/70R17) that have some poke, I may change out to these to have coverage for stones against the fender and door. I did a test fit of my setup and the flaps had to come off.
Black on Black - REK-mesh Universal Offset Mud Flaps - 1 set= 2 Flaps
REK-mesh Mud Flaps – Universal Fit Features REK-mesh Bracket Design aligns with factory mounting locations – no drilling or transferring needed.(Note: Some drilling may be necessary on vehicles with aftermarket flares or fender wells) Each set includes 2 REK-mesh mounting brackets, 2 Poly Flaps...rekgen.com
I only paid about $175 for all 4 of mine, including installation
Dac_
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This.
mbrown1
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WeatherTech it is then. Thanks All!
jackienrogue
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I installed Weathertech flaps on my 2018…easy to install and pretty good. That vehicle got totaled thanks to an idiot driving about 90. I now have a 2024 and plan on Weathertech again. I did get a hood protector from them but haven’t installed yet.
On the subject of mud flaps; My daughter bought a 2024 Expy Limited in Iowa and it has small mud flaps on the front side of the rear wheel wells down by the running boards. We bought our 2024 Expy MAX Limited early this year in CA and it does NOT have these small rear mud flaps, at all. Does anyone know the reason for these small mud flaps or if they are only installed by Ford in the mid-West States? Or, are these only installed on Standard Expy's and NOT installed on the MAX's, for some reason? Thanks for any knowledge, Lance
Mr Big
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Be careful with the clips when you install the bug shield. Make your you stick the protectors in the right place or you will scratch the hood.
Dac_
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Please upload some pics when you do! I usually get their bug deflectors for my vehicles but I cant bring myself to pull the trigger on the Expedition just yet - can't find a good picture of it installed
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