Mud Flaps for Toyota or Van

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Just be aware that installing heavy fullwidth mudflaps can cause your rear axle and diff to heat up. I put a full width rubber mudflap on my 100 ser and on a not very hot day the rear tyres heated up by about 25 above ambient. Took it off and temps went back to normal. Have read of diffs being cooked by doing this.
It did have a small gap with mesh in the middle as well. Was fixed fairly close to the rear of the tyres so the Rocktamers on the towbar may be better Also if its long enough when not towing it will be too long when hitched and may well drag and throw up more stones. The one under the A frame is probably the best.

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I have rock tamers on and now find van has no more stone chips to front. They at least give you the choice of using them or not. Easy to put on or take off
Peter

I put a couple of truck mudflaps on a bar that I can bolt / unbolt on the back of my truck. minimal cost compared to rock tamers.

Hi John

I can thoroughly recommend Stone Stomper stone guards from Christian in Adelaide.

Takes only seconds to take on and off, keeps dust off the back window of your vehicle and will protect your van.

Christian can tailer make to suite your car and van combo and he is a small Aussie business and not something that is imported from overseas.

We tried Rock Tamers first, took quite some time to put together and trim the flats to the correct size, but know where as good as the Stone Stomper. Going through large washouts and you think the Rock Tamers are going to break, not so with the Stone Stomper.

Support a local South Aussies family man and business and not some multi national company that imports a product from overseas.

Yes I am one very satisfied Stone Stomper customer and will always promote any top quality.



Cheers




Stephen

Had similar issues towing folks camper but didn't have any holes just destroyed the spare wheel vinyl cover and reflectors on front wall (constructed aluminum tread plate cladding so fairly robust)

Bloke i came across at landor (sparkie for race meet) had a 150 series prado with a eldros caravan. I think pics say it better than my words - if you have a slip in hitch this is easiest method

ll go down a similar route for mine -when i get around to doing these little projects

This is another vote for Stone Stomper. It protects the van and the tug and doesn't flick stones at other traffic. It is easy to use. Ours is still in excellent condition after thousands of k's rough gravel roads. As for mud - we have had no trouble on really wet dirt roads. As roads are usually closed these days if they get very muddy we haven't tried to test it in serious mud. We would probably be bogged before the SS gave way! Lynne