Mud flaps

[Malcolm26 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Malcolm26]

Hi , just wondering if anyone has any information on buying extra long rear mud flaps to provide a bit extra stone protection from rocks etc for towing , thank you

[404pug Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close 404pug]

The easiest and cheapest way is to get a suitably sized piece of rubber or similar material and bolt it to the existing mudflat ( bolt head toward the tyre). This means you can take it off easily when not needed.

[GeeWhizz Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close GeeWhizz]

My go-to company for rubber products is IRS (Industrial Rubber Supplies) in Perth and Brisbane. Search for "Mud Flap" on their website. (I have no connection to IRS apart from being a customer).

[gunda Member Find all posts View Profile Close gunda]

There's a product called Rock Tamers that people fit that are in effect giant rear mudflaps. However they are controversial, as it is claimed that they throw rocks out to the side at other vehicles. An alternative that many people prefer, including yours truly, is a Stone Stomper. Opinion is divided between these two products, but I think the majority prefer the Stomper.

[Not Enough Time Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Not Enough Time]

As Gunda said (x2)

[MIK Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close MIK]

Did this about 8 + years ago

[MIK Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close MIK]

Did this about 8+ years ago