Rokblokz Mud Flaps for Toyota Tacoma - Fits 2016-2023 Model Years - Multiple Colors Available - Set of 4 - Includes Hardware and Detailed Instructions (Extra Large, Black with White Logo)

It is really easy if you look at the video and read instructions. It took about twenty minutes to install all four, they look really nice and a little flexible, good quality mud flaps.

I have regular sized tires so I purchased the regular sized flaps. The sizing is perfect; installation was easy and they look great.

There are limited options that fit well and are durable. This is a good one from that perspective.They are good flaps and will not break off like factory ones if bent. They require no drilling. They will not warp like some lower cost ones. Hardware appears to be Stainless. 5 stars for durabilityThey are expensive and for the money should not have slots, should have spacers behind where the fender mounding has spaces and is not flush against the flap, should use factory like nut heads and not phillips due to limited room, and the hardware should be anodized black or other dark color. For this I give them 3 stars on value

I originally had a set of RekGen mudflaps, and was terribly disappointed in them. Even with a bone stock Tacoma (With TRD Pro wheels that have a bit more offset) the tires would rub on the mudflaps when I would backup through a driveway entrance. I was told that these were a lot better, so I ordered them on a whim, anticipating I may not actually install them. I really wish I would have just ordered these first.Most notably, the way they attach to the truck is quite a bit better, using a well nut and a bracket to hold them in place without taking up space inside the wheel well. So, much to my delight, no more rubbing on the tire!Second, all the hardware is stainless and the shape of the flaps themselves, the front flaps in particular, is a lot better thought out and as a result do a much better job of protecting the paint from rock strikes and chips.I really am not crazy about how expensive these are for a set of mud-flaps, but I justified it because they are to protect a $50,000 vehicle. And for just a bit more money than the cheaper alternative, you really get more for your money.

If you are looking for a great set of mud flaps for your Tacoma Truck, the Rockblokz Mud Flaps are incredibly easy to install, perform flawlessly, and look great! I own a 2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD OFF Road with a 3 inch lift in front/1.5 inch in rear. The tires/wheel setup is 285/70/17 with Falken Wildpeak AT3 Tires and Fuel Shok wheels. I prefer to not have mud flaps for off-roading and overall I like the look without them. However, the Falken Wildpeak tires (which are awesome) kicks up quite a bit of mud, dirt, and whatever else it finds on the road all over the side of the truck. Lots of rocks pinging off the side doors and body. So, I searched for a set of mud flaps that I thought looked good, moderately priced, and had good reviews. I settled on the Rokshokz mud flaps and have been very impressed with them. The installation was super easy. The spacer that they use keeps the mud flaps straight and pinned back against the tire well which allows easy clearance for oversized tires. On the road the mud flaps work perfectly keeping debris, rocks and mud off the truck. I found the Rokshokz mud flaps cost to be priced about in the middle range.

These are good flaps with logical well placed bolt on setup.The biggest drawback of these is they require a phillips head to mount which in itself odd. Further that in there are interference connections that must be made it makes it much harder to mount.I found out myself when one of my flaps rubber expansion mount popped out of its hole. Having to wrestle the phillips at an odd angle to get the bolt tight enough to provide some holding force for the flap was way more difficult than it should have been. A simple 10mm bolt head would have a far superior choice. Knocked one star due ot the phillips.

I recently installed 275/75R16 tires on my 2019 Tacoma Off Road. The OEM mud flaps where a little too thick for the larger-than-OEM tires. I installed the regular-sized RokBloks this morning since they are thinner, yet sturdy. Install was straight forward. You can't fit a normal length screwdriver to tighten some of the screws. The tires are in the way. I didn't have an offset screw driver, so I used vise grips to tighten them. Easy to do. I went with regular-sized flaps since I am at stock height. With a lift and even larger tires, one might consider the larger flaps. Only time will tell how durable they are, but they seem strong enough for my purpose.

Great product, easy install. You get what you for. Anyone saying “difficult to install” or “I wish it came with this instead” simply didn’t have the right tools for install. This is a great product and was exactly what I was looking for. EASY install. Was done in 30 minutes and the product does exactly what it’s intended for: blocking rocks/ dirt/ mud etc. extra large was just the right size for my oversized tires.