TeraFlex 4808500 JK Transit Mud Flap Ki, 1 Pack

Quality parts, easy to install and remove. Hold up well.I had to use some washers to use as spacers since I have an aftermarket rear bumper installed and had to track down two longer bolts for that same reason.My only complaint is it would be nice to have a simple lock function to deter theft without having to remove them.Easy to adjust for arrange of pitch to assist with all sorts of tire size as well as the ability to lengthen to cover different widths.

These mud flaps seem to be a good choice for an aftermarket choice. After replacing my rear bumper which the rear mud flaps attach to I was left with what now? Flaps or no flaps and by law I needed flaps. So after looking for a couple of weeks I choise this set. Easy to install. My only complaint is they look like they don't hang straight, it's like they hang down a little. I do like the idea of being able to remove them at any time. Will update if any issues show up.

Very unique and outstanding protection on dirt road with an aftermarket bumper. Very practical and good esthetic design.However, be prepared to workout the less than square mounting surface on your Jeep JK frame. The mudflap mounting bar position will pitch down without some solution to build up the surface of the frame. My solution was six stainless steel flat washers and a longer mounting bolt for the bottom of the bracket to build up the frame surface and align the level of the mudflap mounting bar.

Easy install but do suggest for a few cents more they add the bolts with it as lots of second hand Jeeps don’t have the bolts in the chassis. Yet I love this product and second time I bought it to fit on my new Jeep after selling my other one.

This here hecka good flappy is beeeeefy! If you have them wide knobbys your going to love ‘em. My Jeep don’t, so it makes her ass look big. Don’t know if that is something you can live with or not. But, I got them so the locals can’t say I kicked a rock into their windscreen when I leave the packy. No denying my tires are covered. If you switch your factory bumper to when of them fancy black angled rock sliding bumpers with all the bow shackle mounts, guess what? Your flappys from the motor company are going with them. Something to ponder, I guess. That’ll do.

The teraflex Mud flaps are the best looking mud flaps on the market. The install was really easy. I like the fact that i can easily remove and install very quick. Perfect to pass the reconstruction laws here in Hawaii

They serve their purpose. My tires still stick out about 1.5”

So at first loved them. However after a few days on the road they started to make a lot of noise (rattles). Over time with the wind force on them the plastic starts to bend. Once they bend back there is no longer any tension on the flap itself and it starts to make a lot of noise. Still functional but loud.