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Mud Flaps
I have seen a lot of pictures on this forum and others and I notice most of y'all do not have mud flaps installed. One of the things I experienced on my 2015 sport was after driving on muddy and or dirt roads the vehicle had a tendency to pack a "ton" of mud and debris in the area between the front doors and the front inner fended. It was a PITA to clean it out!
So I did some research and installed WeatherTech "no drill" mud flaps. Problem solved.
Lost the 2015 Sport to a T-bone accident and replaced it with a 2017 Sport. First mod, WeatherTech no drill mud flaps.
I would think that you Northern Owners would benefit from this or similar product in the snow and slush of winter as well as the occasional dirt road...
So I did some research and installed WeatherTech "no drill" mud flaps. Problem solved.
Lost the 2015 Sport to a T-bone accident and replaced it with a 2017 Sport. First mod, WeatherTech no drill mud flaps.
I would think that you Northern Owners would benefit from this or similar product in the snow and slush of winter as well as the occasional dirt road...
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As you can see from the photos, the WeatherTech no drill mud flap are a good fit and don't stick out like a sore thumb. Installed both front and back sets in about 45 minutes taking my time...
My new vehicles always get the mud flaps.
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