Mud Flaps?

[Ar-Newbee]

Do you have mud flaps on your TV to protect your TT if so what kind and where did you get them.Thinking of getting some for our Ram 2500. I don't like the ones that attack to the hitch and receiver that go across the entire length of the back.
Thanks

[Retired JSO]

I installed from Weather Tech which were easy to install, no drilling and don’t look like a squeegee on the rear of the truck. They have so far blocked any rock damage to the new trailer.

[Jeff6146]

Depends on what state your going through. I can speak for Texas and Arkansas, you do not have to have them. Only dually’s and they have to be no more than 9 inches from the road surface.

[Retired JSO]

Here are mine.

[str8t six]

i bought a set of husky mud flaps for my truck to hopefully protect the trailer a little bit better.

[Ar-Newbee]

I like the looks of those. Are they molded or rubber?

[SlowrideHD]

I put these on my truck but I fabricated my own attachments so I could mount them close to the road. Never have had a rock ding from my truck wheels. I think I ordered them from etrailer dot com.

[Ar-Newbee]

Thanks everyone, I ordered a set Husky. They are to be here on the 18th. I hoping I can put them on without taking off the wheel like one guy said he had to do in a review.

[rjshiflet]

Originally Posted by Jeff6146

Depends on what state your going through. I can speak for Texas and Arkansas, you do not have to have them. Only dually’s and they have to be no more than 9 inches from the road surface.

Actually - in Texas it is within 8" of the roadway: 13.11 Rear quarter fenders with mud flaps, mounted forward and behind the tandem axles, with anti-sail and anti-spray mud flaps spring mounted with Betts brackets (or TxDOT approved equal) Mud flaps shall reach to within eight inches of the ground.