WeatherTech Mud Flaps - Easy-Install, No-Drill, Digital Fit - Front and Rear Set

Video Transcript for Review of WeatherTech Mud Flaps - Custom Fit Front Rear Kit - WT110065-120074

Ellen: Hey everybody. I'm Ellen here at etrailer.com, and we're going to be taking a quick look at the WeatherTech mud flap kit. This gives you a complete kit to outfit your vehicle with mud flaps, both for the front and rear. It comes with both sides. I just have one each to see the difference between the two. And this is a custom fit for the 2017 through the current year model of the F-350 Super Duty with the dually wheels, and that's without the factory add-on flares.

So if that's a vehicle you have, This is going to be the kit for you.Again, we'll have our front flaps. So this is just going to help to protect our vehicle from any kind of rocks, mud and other stuff from getting slung up and hitting our doors, and should be a pretty easy install. It's really just this little tab that goes in place and holds it in our wheel well for the front, the back little bit more involved. But the nice thing about this is that neither one requires any kind of drilling. They should go in really easy, and again, match exactly what that contour of your wheel.

So it gives you a really nice factory look.As I mentioned, that's going to be the rear flap. It is wider, as you can tell, to fit your dually wheel. So it's going to go all the way across to give you that complete protection. There's going to be a bit more hardware to get this guy installed than there is for the front. So just keep that in mind.

I'll just need a flat blade screwdriver and a little bit of patience to get that on there, but it shouldn't take more than 20 minutes, if that, to get both of these in place on either side. They're made out of a thermoplastic resin, so they have a nice rigid design, should be up to the task to be out on the road.They're weather resistant, fade resistant as well, and they look really nice once they're installed. Also helps you protect not only your vehicle, but also other motorists from any kind of debris getting kicked up. And especially if you're going to be hauling a fifth wheel or a trailer with this, the mud flap on the back is really going to be nice to help protect anything that you're hauling behind you. Both the flaps extend down ...

Our rear flap is about a 10-inch extension down from our wheel well. I think the front is a little bit shorter, about 9 1/2. So that's about how much length you're putting down there. It's not going to hit the ground. You shouldn't have any issues with that.I have seen some customers say that this doesn't protect from everything hitting a fifth-wheel trailer that they're towing behind them. If you really want to have a complete coverage to make sure that nothing is getting onto your trailer behind, you might want to get something that actually does extend pretty far to the ground. We have options for that here at etrailer.com. And those can be a good solution if you're looking for that kind of thing.I think these are a great fit though, if you just want to have that factory look to help protect at least somewhat for your vehicle. They do a really good job and they're really easy to get installed. And once you put them on, you don't have to take them on and off. Some of the other ones that do reach the ground, you will have to take on and off, so that's kind of a trade off there. But I hope this has been helpful in deciding if this is the right kit for you. Again, I'm Ellen here at etrailer. Thanks for watching.