Can I use my factory front mud flaps with these steps? Is there enough room?
636963
I was able to install the mud flaps on my 2014 Ram 1500 after installing steps. They bend just slightly but not noticeable. Everything looks good, and more importantly - - - functional.
636964
The mud flaps sit right against the nerf bars, there is no room left, but the mud flaps can be installed. It don't look bad.
1450330
I would think so. I have an F-350 srw and the step mounts at the very front of the box. I really like the step.
832783
These are the mud flaps installed by Ram. They fit standard and mega cab DRW trucks. They look great.
1580542
Sorry to say I'm not sure. I think I used the top one, but then used screws to mount the lower part of the flap. I am well pleased with this heavy duty pair of mudflaps. Just adapt to your needs. Good product.
1626934
My 2014 had the factory mud flaps and the rails attached just fine. Ease of attachment and robust under heavy use are their best characteristics.
2077861
Unfortunately it will not fit. I purchased them a few years ago and no luck. The back of the sport actually has a different shape completely than the pop or lounge models...you'll be better off just buying some generic mud flaps and cutting to size. Sorry I'm sure this is not the answer you were looking for. I did a lot to my sport from body kits and so on.. ..and these definitely do not bolt on. Good luck
452839
Yes they fit perfectly with factory mud flaps, as to what the material is, not sure but they seem plenty durable.
1398373
not sure, but if the skid plate extends close to the front bumper, I doubt it. The factory mud guard is located behind the front bumper, and you have to cut slots in it to mount the guard to the frame.
1076453
They fit on my 2014 Ram Crew cab.I have 4 inch step bars These mud flap go back about an 1 and 1/2 behind the wheel well
1861013
like 16 inches wide i would say,but how deep it would depend on the kind of vehicle., I have a 97 silverado and i can use the step even if the door is close,plus it comes with different mountings and there are ajustable.
1079199
HI, possibly. Do the running boards attach in the fender well where the mud flats might/will go? If the answer is yes, put the running boards on first. The flaps proved to too shot for my pickup. I made some extensions that go to about 2-3 inches from the road. Why? The flaps did not stop the over spray. My extensions stopped over 95%!. Weather tech take notice. The flaps look okay But, do not protect as GOOD as MINE do!Good luck.
516073
I have a four stepand use it with a standard height Ford F 250 diesel and it fits perfectly. One size can't fit all obviously there are four wheel drive vehicles and others that raise their trucks. I could not be more happy with the quality of these stepsand yes there is some forgiveness in the heights as they accordion.
1742463
The 2013/2014 CX-5 base, touring & grand touring, all use the same mud flaps. No drilling is required, as all mud flap holes/attachment points are provided at the Mazda factory. I find this particular brand of mud flaps to be outstanding in shape, size & paint-work protection, but I chose to upgrade the mounting screws to stainless steel - to insure against corrosion in wintery climes, simply purchase inexpensive SS screws at a hardware store.
452838
Do not have mud flaps, but others say they fit. The running boards are hard , durable plastic with a diamond plate finish. They cover a heavy duty frame that fits the factory ready drilled frame perfectly. You'll love them!
234900
Not sure on that year. I know there are two different types of Weathertech mud flaps... As usual, I ordered the wrong set for my 2013 F-150.I returned them, got the correct ones and they fit (and look) great. Good Product!
496451
Bonnie,I used these steps to mount on the side of my truck bed to give me access to the area in front of, but behind the cab door. I had to fabricate the mounts, the the step was my choice because of the sturdy construction and serrated step. I would think that they will fit your truck as they had a lot of adjustment capacity built into the hardware. Best of luck !
203918
I would think so (I have '96 f-150) but will look small compared to other mud flaps on trucks.