What are some options for mud flaps?

[78C10BigTen]

My 78 came to me with flaps on it.... first thing i removed!

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[77 K20]

When I lived in North Dakota near the western border, Montana apparently had a requirement for large mud flaps on all pickups.

Every truck had them, so there must have been some common commercial supplier. They were usually mounted up behind the rear tires, and I assume there was a horizontal metal bracket bolted on as a support. However, I’m not sure Montana still has that requirement for light trucks.

Both the squarebody trucks I bought in Montana had mud flaps from the previous owner. Even on my dad's truck he has Peterbilt rear flaps and Yosemite sam back off front flaps.

They have since been ripped off after dragging the bumper thru the tank trap section at the local off road park.
Cops here can give a ticket if you have something like more than 18" from the fender to the ground. Not enforced unless the cop is having a bad day. I think I'm at 29" right now.

 

[84GMCSierra]

Found these on the Dee Zee site. I'm looking at getting some for my 84 C2500 eventually. My fronts are set as I have running boards with "built in" flaps

 

[Camar068]

Been thinking about some small ones. 3 reasons

1 - when I get back from the "farm", you can tell I've been there cuz of the cow turd smell on it.
2 - cleaning said cow turds gets all up inside the wheel wells especially on the bed. I'm surprised they didn't come with something like the front inner fenders for the rear.
3 - gotta spray down the driveway afterwards....and still the smell is there lol.

 

[Blue Ox]

There used to be kits available for this. If they don't exist anymore it still wouldn't be a big deal to fab one up with some hardware store stuff like perforated angle.

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We used front mud flaps from a tractor, which are sized for one wheel instead of the duals. You may recognize the logo.

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Try to ignore the rust.

 

[oldretiredafguy]

A friend of mine found a flap from an 18-wheeler on the side of the road and used a jigsaw for his rear ones. No too shabby. I don't know of any aftermarket.

I know we used to sell class 8 rubber flaps at OReillys; I think the size was 20x30. Bracket kits are available from any number of big truck parts suppliers. The ones we had were scored for easy size reduction.

 

[Jawzjeep]

I've always used welcome mats for mudflaps with the welcome side to the tire. I get them 'free' from my neighbors.