Mud flaps

Mud flaps for cars and trucks in the United States

In the United States, universal mud flaps list at about $7 to $30 per set, model-specific or rubber front sets at about $40 to $90, and heavy-duty truck flaps with weights at about $110 to $200. These are sellers' listed prices, so send a request on BlaBlaPrice with your car model, year and city for offers.

State rules and height limits

Mud flaps are not set at the federal level. Each state decides its own rules, and a truck industry guide notes that the differences are wide. Texas, for example, requires flaps to sit within 8 inches of the ground, and Missouri has a mud flap inspection rule. Check your state's rule before you buy, especially for a truck or trailer.

Season and wet or salted roads

Winter here runs from December to February. In cold cities such as Chicago and New York, salt and slush make flaps more useful, while Phoenix roads are mostly dry and flaps matter less there. Order in November if you want them fitted before the first snow.

Fit, material and delivery

Flaps are sold for the front or the rear, as universal or model-specific sets, in rubber, polymer or stainless steel. Model-specific sets need the make, model and year, and some need drilling while no-drill sets mount without it. Measure your tire width in inches before you order. Ask whether shipping to New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston or Phoenix is included.

What to write in your request

Say the vehicle make, model and year, whether you need front or rear flaps, universal or model-specific, the material you prefer, your delivery city and your budget in dollars. Sellers reply in the chat with a price and delivery terms, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose to share them.

Send your request on BlaBlaPrice for free. The AI reads it, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the United States, then shows you the prices and businesses it found. For related parts, see Car accessories and Roof racks & carriers.