Rokblokz mud flaps and TRD off-road package

Looking at getting a set of the Rokblokz mudflaps to replace my OEM mud flaps for better protection.
https://rokblokz.com/products/toyota-tundra-mud-flaps-mud-guards-08-14

but they warn that they are not compatible with side exhaust on TRD off road models.

“DOESN'T FIT:
This kit does NOT currently work with the OEM side-exit exhaust on the TRD Pro, TRD Off-Road, and TRD Off-Road Premium”

I didn’t think it was a different exhaust. Anyone have a 2.5 gen with TRD off road and run these ?

 

They fit. In thread below check post
May 29, 2024 at 9:49 PM
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Is a Pro with them installed, with pics.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/wha...5-gen-tundra-today.713/page-3090#post-3598475

And if you search Rokblokz here, you can find other pics and threads about them.

 

I've had them on my Pro for a few years now without issue. I have some recollection that the story was the material was melting/warping due to proximity to the exhaust tip, but the material has since changed and website was never updated. Regardless, they've been fine on mine. I would not do the XL version unless you're running a really aggressive offset.

 

I have the ark micro’s quality is very good if you don’t like micro they have a bigger set

 

Do you find that the aftermarket keep crap off the sides of your truck better ?

 

They do work well for being micro’s but the regular size ark would work much better. For me I don’t see much mud so the micro’s work

 

My issue is I work at a power plant. So the road in and out usually has fly ash or gypsum or something on it and when it rains I get shit up half the side of the truck. Stock wheels and stock size tires. I’ll try and get a picture up

 

Yeah definitely I will go with the full size Ark mud flaps

 

I have rekgen and mine melted near my exhaust. Warped it good

 

This is what it does

 

Arks definitely won’t melt and more coverage than factory muds

 

So small update. I got my ARK mudflaps in and here is a comparison to the OEM TRD off road mudflaps.
Hopefully the weather will cooperate in next day or 3 and I can get them installed

Front:


Rear:

 

Looks great! How was the install? I have some waiting to be installed.

 

Install was pretty easy, honestly hardest part was installing the threaded bolts into the plastic clips that didn't previously have something threaded into them. The threaded screws you remove that held the factory mud guards in were a coarse pitch and installing into those holes was easy. These are taller and use a couple more mounting points, but the screws that came with the kit are fine threaded. I wound up inserting and removing the factory screws a couple of times in each of the mounting plugs to make a hole for the new screws to mount.

Additionally mounting the front mudflap was much easier if you remove the front tire since you need to drill 2 5/16" holes in the plastic wheel liner