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Mud flaps offer a practical and simple solution to keep a truck, SUV, or pickup looking great and free of dirt, rocks, and splashes. The mudguards offer extra protect for the side of a track against rock chips, while also acting as splashguard to keep clear or mud and tar.

Mud flaps come constructed in a thermoflex, formulated PVC, or heavy-duty plastic to fit most classes and types of pickups, trucks, vans, SUVs, and similar such road vehicles. In addition to the molded plastics, a mudguard also features in Brite-tread aluminum, which is powder coated for durability and long-term performance.

A standard-sized mud flap measures in the region of 14 to 32-inch in length, while those with a fiberglass backing offers increased strength, and designed to cope in sub-zero or extreme temperature conditions – all without discoloring, splitter or cracking.

A PVC or heavy-duty plastic mud flap often comes in a standard black or dark gray finish, although some are paintable for a custom or individual appearance. A mudguard can also feature a variety of motifs or designs, such as logos or cartoon characters.

Cruiser accessories, WeatherTech, PlastiColor, Dee Zee, and Husky Liner all produce a series of mudguards to fit most makes and models of pickups and SUVs, including those manufactured by Toyota, Mazda, Jeep, Dodge, and Ford.

Truck mud flaps often come designed to facilitate ease in mounting with all hardware included for home or workshop installation. On some of the mudguard systems, a minimal amount of drilling is a necessity. A complete splashguard system might only be required when towing a trailer – at other times its taken off to maintain the stylish nature of the pickup.

All in all, a quality set of mud flaps are perfect to avoid the build up of dirt on the side of a van, SUV, or pickup, and that means less body damage, rust, or scratches with a sufficient-sized mudguard system.