Anti-Spray Mud Flap Option For Motorhome

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I am looking for one of the road spray deflectors that will fit my 2016 Thor ACE. The ones that fit under the rear bumper. I like the ones that look like a brush. Do you carry anything like that?

asked by: Ray S

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Helpful Expert Reply:

We do have a possible option for anti-spray mud flaps for your motorhome, which are a universal fit. While they don't look like a brush, these mud flaps do have a line of small nubs on the backside which will propel the backsplash downwards.

Each of the mud flaps are 24 inches wide, and are available in a few different lengths so you can get the correct size for your Thor motorhome:

- 24" Wide x 24" Tall: Anti-Spray Truck Mud Flaps # 337B24SRP
- 24" Wide x 30" Tall: Anti-Spray Truck Mud Flaps # 337B30SRP
- 24" Wide x 36" Tall: Anti-Spray Truck Mud Flaps # 337B36SRP

They will attach via mounting plates, either the Flat Mounting Plates # 337MFBH2375F or 90-Degree Mounting Plates # 337MFBH2375A.

I have added some links below to video reviews for you to check out as well if you'd like to take a look.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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