Rokblokz vs Rekgen flaps…need pics for 3rd gen

If you were going to spend the money, which would you choose? 2024 1794 edition with power running boards…STOCK setup (haven’t modified anything…yet)

would like to see pictures of both the Rokblokz (standard size) and the Rekgen on a 22+ tundra if anyone has put either on? The stock OE flaps are too small…don’t work very well IMO

thanks!

 

I went Rekgens on my 2024 Platinum. Not sure I have any pics on my phone. Can grab some in a bit.

 

try the mudflap thread.

 

I have RekGen Sport Flaps. I have 1.5" of tire poke and they cover almost all the poke. I was not a fan at first because I felt it took away from the clean look, but after about 2 weeks I really liked the look and performance.

 

Rokblokz standard here. 24 TRD PRO, stock wheels, 295/70/18. The Rokblokz is a high quality, easy to install and has some adjustability from left to right. I have mine pulled all the way out and it sits flush with the tires. Any wider of a tire/offset, i suggest going non-standard.

 

Same here, pulled all the way out, wheel offset at +20 w/11.5" tire

 

Decided on the Rokblokz, ordered today. Will post pics and thanks

 

After installing 315/70/17’s on +20 x 8.5” wheels my tires rubbed the Oem mudflaps. Removed the flaps and the tires rubbed the liner which I zip tied back and no more rubbing. Now my tires spray water/mud down the side of my truck.
I’m looking at the Rekgens and Rokblokz to keep the side of my truck clean. I figure I’ll have to use a heat gun or zip tie to keep from rubbing on those as well.
Could you post a pic looking at the front flap where the tire might rub please?
Rubbing on factory flap

flap removed and liner tied back

 

Does anyone know if the rock gens have more coverage? I have 2 1/2" poke and don't really want to put fender flares on for protection. Would rather the flaps

 

Here’s a before and after on 295 wide tires on a 18x9 +20 wheel:




I don’t poke much so these Rek Gen Sports are not what you need. The Pro fenders stick out a bit more too though.