Tundra Mud Flaps ..

Got mine from ToyoTundra89 today in perfect shape. Installed them in 15 minutes. I want to let people know that YOU DO NOT need to replace any of the bolts you removed. You can use all of the existing hardware. The rear flaps need one additional screw/bolt per side but otherwise, install in place with existing hardware.

 

Looking for a set as well if anyone has them!

 

Sold

 

I’ll take them!

 

Still looking for a set if anyone else has them...didn't get to these quick enough. Pm me please.

 

Anyone with a set for sale please PM me.

Thanks

 

Quick thought on anyone taking mudflaps off due to rubbing .. if you drill a hole through the flap/fender liner and a new hole behind it, you can pin back the whole flap/liner enough to stop the rub and keep the flaps. I did just this and have zero rub with my +18 offset 20*9s with Westcott 3"/1"..

 

@Roman

do you have a link to your website for the parts to order for a crewmax?

76621-0C080 Mudguard Front Body R
76622-0C080 Mudguard Front Body L
76625-0C090 Mudguard Rear Body R
76626-0C090 Mudguard Rear Body L

does this also include nuts/bolts/etc per item?

or do you have a part number thats all inclusive of all 4 ?

 

Just an FYI, you can put your "Want to Buy" stuff in the Marketplace and you might get better results. Technically how you are supposed to do it too. https://www.tundras.com/threads/buy-sell-trade-rules.203/

 

Just pop those part numbers in search on parts.toyotaofcoolsprings.com and they should come up. You will ONLY need two extra screws for the rear mudflaps (same as the other bolts, could take to a hardware store and match up), as you can re-use all existing screws. Otherwise, you only need the flaps. Last I knew, there was no part number for the whole kit on his site. Hope this helps!

 

From SparksParts for mud guard kit:

Hello ,
Please find your custom quote items below:
Part Number Part Name Price Quantity Total
PKTUNMUD 2022 Tundra Mudguards $200.86 1 $200.86

Subtotal: $200.86
Estimated Standard Shipping: $29.48
Total: $230.34

Problem is they’re on backorder…

 

Mine came in from Sparky916 (above) today…excellent shape. Installed this afternoon and I’m very happy!

 

I'll take a set if anyone's going to be selling them. Thanks

 

thanks, i knew someone had posted that there was a complete kit somewhere on the forums.

 

Anyone know of we need the hardware kit from sparks?

 

No, you don’t….reuse the screws you remove and add one new one on each of the back flaps.

 

Anyone care to show some good pics of the mud flaps on your truck? Would like to see what they look like before purchasing. I looked at the pics at the beginning of this thread, but looking for more.

 

Huge pics are huge. LoL

 

Thanks 99ways…

 

I’ll be selling mine in the coming weeks, will have 2500 miles on them form driving home

 

I installed ( and intend to keep them) a set for 2 reasons.
They save a bit of paint on the sides, but if you have a set of power-steps, they stop crap that's kicked up by the tires from flying up b/w the door sills and the steps themselves.
Took me a couple of car washes to realize why my steps had rocks/dirt/crap all over the front 2 feet of the steps, but close to nothing onward. Determined that the way the front edge of the step is designed contributes greatly to stuff just flying up and collecting in the forward section. Steps are nice and profiled, but sloped downward.
Did no one @ Toyota drive these trucks with steps, and experience the same thing before they settled on the final design?

Wait a few years and see how all these power steps are beat up in the front 2 feet.....never mind the constant battle with crap accumulating there from road/rain, mudding, snow, etc.

PS:
Mud flaps clear Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT tires in 285/60/20, with 1" BORA spacers just fine, both front and back.
-99

 

Ran powersteps on my 14,16 and 19 and never had issues outside of 1 motor going out and never had mud flaps

 

B/c they where straight squared off, "tucked in" at a different angle, and the body of the truck itself was shaped differently as well.
I had a set of them on my 2017 as well - didn't see the same level of dirt in a specific area on them at all.

On gen2s dirt/etc got "washed out" due to the shape of the board + it's positioning/angle; on gen3 the boards sit pretty flat, ends are flared off downward, and the front door sill is cut out to provide "uplift" for wind (and whatever it carries).


My posts are just FYI. Do as you wish-I'm not trying to [dis]courage any one from anything here.
-99

 

If anyone is selling their mud guards for 2022 Tundra. I would be interested. 2022 1794 Army Green

 

I have a set for sale. $130 takes them.

 

Great. I’m new to the forum. What’s the best way to complete the purchase?

 

Sold

 

I’m selling my mud falls that have….mud on the flaps. Perfect condition, just need a wash. Sounds like you just need one screw per flap and otherwise everybody has what they need? $150 shipped. DM if you ant them.

 

Do I have to pay extra to have them shipped with the mud left on?

 

Well it’s pretty awesome mud. It’s genuine mud.

I didn’t have time to wash them before dinner and my wife had been pretty patient that day with my projects so far. They will arrive cleaned up.