Front rubber mud flaps?

[SSage]

Where can I get the non-molded front mud flaps for my truck?



I have the mopar rear dually flaps and I think they will work fine. Does Dodge have a rubber front type? I looked at the molded mopar ones for the 03's, don't like them and they're grey, looking for solid black. No chrome.



Will I need to get a generic pair, or do they make some pre-made for the ram?

 

[Dean Upson]

Mopar has the front flaps. I have them on my truck. Rubber, not molded. They work well with my Mopar running boards.



Dean

 

[SSage]

I found them on Mopar.com. I was looking via Dodge's site. I'll have to pick some up tomorrow. I wonder why Genos doesn't carry them? They had the rear ones.



Thanks

 

[Bill Stockard]

Here's what they look like installed.



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Bill

 

[SSage]

Thats them...

Thanks for the pic, thats the front mud flap style I'm looking for. I guess I should have checked the dealer first. Just got my rear flaps on this evening.



Any paint rubbing? The plastic hardware seemed to work OK, but Its only been a few hours since install.



Are the fasteners staying tight?

 

[Dean Upson]

Re: Thats them...

Originally posted by SSage

Are the fasteners staying tight?

Look like junk, but work great so far .



Dean

 

[Bill Stockard]

Re: Thats them...

Originally posted by SSage

Thanks for the pic, thats the front mud flap style I'm looking for. I guess I should have checked the dealer first...



Any paint rubbing? The plastic hardware seemed to work OK, but Its only been a few hours since install.



Are the fasteners staying tight?

No rubbing the paint in 5,000 miles



I "chunked" the plastic stuff and used my own fasteners with a couple of fender washers to hold the flaps tight on both the front and rear. The downside it that if I ever snag the flaps on anything, they may rip out a chunk of the fender liner.



Bill

 

[SSage]

Re: Re: Thats them...

Originally posted by Bill Stockard

No rubbing the paint in 5,000 miles



I "chunked" the plastic stuff and used my own fasteners with a couple of fender washers to hold the flaps tight on both the front and rear. The downside it that if I ever snag the flaps on anything, they may rip out a chunk of the fender liner.



Bill

Well, so far so good. They stayed on the truck today with those plastic fasteners. I ordered the front ones today and the dealer will have them tomorrow. I have to get a clearance light replaced tomorrow anyway. I went with the molded type last time, these rubber ones look like they will do less rubbing on the edges.

 

[Spooled-up]

How about these

I found these on the mopar accessories website. I ordered them from my dealer. Just realized how dirty they were!