Mud flaps

[nwj67]

Hi everyone, I know this has been discussed but I just want your opinions plz. New, first time owner of a 2015 Ram 1500 Tradesman here. I installed the iBoard 5" wheel to wheel running boards, and now am looking to do mud flaps. I really do not want to drill at all, but starting to wonder if I will have any option as my boards go clear to the wheel well. (See pic) I would love opinions from you guys as you will know a lot better than I will if the Weathertechs would fit, or maybe Duraflaps. Any info or opinions are welcome, thanks in advance!!

 

[nwj67]

I am so much of a noob I dont know how to post more than one pic OR flip the pic from being sideways, I'm sorry!

 

[nwj67]

One more pic

 

[bryan28]

Have you looked at the Mopar heavy duty rubber flaps? They aren't the molded type they are a flat piece of rubber that doesn't extend back beyond the inside of the wheel well.

 

[nwj67]

Do you know if those are non drill? I am open to anything as long as it will fit and I do not have to drill into the truck, thanks!

 

[bryan28]

I'm honestly not sure. I think they would use existing mounting holes.

 

[AustinB]

Almost every mud flap in the world will require you to drill at least 1 hole in the fender well. It's not a big deal.


IMO

 

[reek]

I just bought some moderately cheap but big flaps from mudflaps.com but their website doesn't load anymore...

anyway, I just used the screws from that plastic piece on the fender. after some cutting of the mudflaps to clear the irregular contour of the fender well "liner", I drilled a small hole in the fender well liner and put one of those plastic fastener/retainer thingies to add a 3rd holding point. didn't need to drill sheet metal. My front mudflap sits on / touches my running boards.