Front mud flaps?

Does anyone know of a different brand of front mudflaps that are flat and don't stick out? My tires rub on the factory ones. I would like to retain a front mudflap but needs to be very slim. Here is the factory one.

 

I took all of mine off. What little help they are wasn’t worth the look they gave my truck.

 

How much rub? If minimal let it rub itself off.

 

I had taken my front mudflaps off, but when rock chips started to show up I put them back on. I trimmed them down and used push in clips to keep them close to the body. No rubbing and no rock chips.

 

I had Roc Blox mud flaps on my Tacoma and 4Runner years ago. Depending what tundra you have the front should fit and sit tight to the truck. I want to put them on my Pro but there web site says the rears won’t work with the TRD exhaust.

 

I ended up trimming the front mudflaps some and they clear now. It should still keep debris off the body as before. I would like to see the Roc Blox installed on the front to see how they look. The standard size not the oversized.

 

RB supposedly has a new formula that will not melt due to proximity but have not yet updated the website, https://www.tundras.com/threads/rok...tion-guide-pictures.10038/page-4#post-2521176

 

Thank I will check them out!!

 

What i made for 35s and bushwackers.

$15 a pair fleet farm.

 

I did something similiar but had to make sure the flaps extended far outside the body. My wheel offset and 37" tires throw up a lot of road debris. I built the flaps using semi-truck mud flaps and designed them to look like RokBlokz.

 

Looks great, i have a few miles of dirt roads and Minnesota don't like anything made out of steel.

 

I used these.

http://www.rallyarmor.com/index.php/universal-mud-flaps-basic-mud-flaps-c-60_116_169

 

This is what I used. Took a jigsaw to them.

$22 Buyers Products RC30PPB, 2 Pack, Super Durable Black Polymer Mudflaps 24x30", Mud Flaps are NOT Rubber

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XRJHFF1?ie=UTF8

 

I had to put a aluminum backer 1/2 down to stiffen it up a little. The flairs are to protect the wheel well paint and I also made up a better rear inner wheel wells.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/diy-wheel-well-liners.21418/

 

I cut mine off along the mold shape transition line so the "flap" is history, but the body/cab mount is shielded from mud build up. Then heated with a propane soldering torch to flatten them a little bit. End result, "finished" look and no crap building up in the voids around the cab mount.

 

usaflap
Theyll make what you want
https://usaflap.com/

 

I received a email back from Rokblokz yesterday stating that they are using a different material but they do not know for sure how long they will last if you have a Pro. She said they are looking for feed back if you test a set out. So there is no guarantee they will work with the Pro not melting.

 

I was running 285/75R18 Ridge Grapplers and trimmed my front mud flaps to keep the tires from rubbing. I just used a stainless steel screw on the very bottom inner screw and the factory screws for the two outer screws.

 

I did this at first and my truck was getting pelted with rocks and mud. The flap wasn't doing jack...

 

I didn’t seem to have problems with the set up….. it’s practically free….. but understand it may not be for everyone.

 

RekGen