WeatherTech Mud Flaps for 2025 Ford Expedition

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Hello. I live in Alberta Canada. Looking on your USA site I see WeatherTech Mud Flaps - Easy-Install, No-Drill, Digital Fit - Front and Rear Set Part Number: WT55XQ which state they would fit my 2025 Ford Expedition with power running boards. Is there a place in Canada that I can purchase these? Thanks.

asked by: Carl H

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Hey Carl! The WeatherTech Mud Flaps are confirmed to fit your 2025 Ford Expedition. I am not aware of a location in Canada where you can buy these but it is certainly possible. We do ship to Canada so you can order them from us here at etrailer and we'll get them sent out to you right away. Let me know if you need anything else.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Carl

9/15/2025

Mud flaps shown on pic look like they are on a truck, not the 2025 Ford Expedition. Are you sure that you have mudflaps specifically designed for the new body on the 2025 Expedition?

Robin H.

9/16/2025

@Carl the picture is a stock photo to show the mud flaps, it was not vehicle specific. However, it looks like fitment has changed on this and it is no longer confirmed to fit the 2025 Expedition. We do not have an option that will at this time. WeatherTech lists the new ones as "coming soon" so I would check back periodically to see if they are available.

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