I need a set of flexible rubber splash guards / mud flaps. I have the Jeep molded plastic ones on there now, and I want to replace them. If I run over a rock/log taller than 6" or so, those thing are going to rip right off the bottom of the wheel wells.

Any ideas? Im not necessarily opposed to cutting them to fit, however, some that fit well would be ideal.

P. S. would be willing to sell the molded plastic ones for a great price. For those who don't do much off roading, but want to keep the salt / spray/ mud off the doors better than stock. They look great too.

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Don't think anyone makes a rubber "trucker" style mud flap for the Liberty. You will most likely have to custom make something.

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Not necessarily "trucker" flaps. Just rubber normal size splash guards.

Does anyone think the KJ Mopar ones will fit with a little modding?

i bought ones for a big rig then cut em down to size... removed them for the time being til i figure out a few things

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Smetna I sent you a E-mail I would be interested in buying your splash guards. David

I may go the do it yerself route, or I may just leave em bare. Decisions . . . .

are they the factory ones?

i'll trade you some new ones for them if you like any of the ones i sale.

http://www.powerflowinc.com/products.php

plasticolor makes ones with logos but their site is down so here is a google images
http://www.google.com/search?q=plastico ... 0gG8p_SlAg

and http://www.cequentconsumerproducts.com/ ... lash-Guard

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I have cool socks on today

I may take you up on that! But it's colder than cold outside lately, so who knows when I'll be able to get underneath and remove them.

We'll have to stay in touch.