Mudflap rubber

[Andyrv6av8r]

Any cheap recommendations for cheap replacement rubber on my 939 series mudflaps? I thought I'd look for a conveyor belt manufacturer as a start. I have 2 that are chewed up and warped.

 

[tbar123]

If you have and trucking companies around you see if they could sell you an old mudflap. I know my company goes through them left and right. Some hard plastic some the thick rubber. A torn one should be long enough to make a new one for your purposes.

 

[therooster2001]

I'd try the salvage yard route, they'd probably be real cheap. I have 2 that I swapped out, but they are CARC painted tan. Cost of shipping if you want them.

 

[doghead]

New mudflaps are available at most truck shops or online suppliers for 10-15 bucks each.

 

[infidel got me]

Any cheap recommendations for cheap replacement rubber on my 939 series mudflaps? I thought I'd look for a conveyor belt manufacturer as a start. I have 2 that are chewed up and warped.

Andy, go to midnite auto parts and take em' off Coffey's truck -- I have four that are in good shape.

 

[Andyrv6av8r]

Andy, go to midnite auto parts and take em' off Coffey's truck -- I have four that are in good shape.

I can't....He sold both of them.

 

[adamsoffroadperformance]

The ones I bought for my truck are 36" long, 24" wide, 1/2" thick around the outside and they were $16 each

 

[gottaluvit]

Got these at NAPA. They're the thicker, longer ones. Pretty sure they were under $20/ea.

 

[Andyrv6av8r]

Thanks for all of the ideas and suggestions everyone.