Best mud flaps/splash guards.

[markboris]

My Premium Mach-E has these things on the back wheel wells that look like mud guards, sort of.

Can I add the aosk ones to this or will I have to remove this?

Those are not mud guards, they are air deflectors and are not in the area where you would install the mud guards. Those are in front of the rear wheels and the mud guards would go behind the rear wheels.

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[HughJazzol]

Those are not mud guards, they are air deflectors and are not in the area where you would install the mud guards. Those are in front of the rear wheels and the mud guards would go behind the rear wheels.

Damn.
You're absolutely right.
Thanks for clarifying.

 

[DuskE]

Rally Armor offers a couple different versions for Mustang Mach-E, including a set that is a bit longer/wider than their standard one if you want/need a bit of extra coverage. I believe they are all a glass black as well.

https://www.rallyarmor.com/index.php/mud-flaps-2021-ford-mustang-mach-c-60_398

 

[lifebythemile]

I put the RallyArmor UR Mudflaps on within a couple weeks of getting the car. I had them on my Fiat 500 Abarth and loved them. Do they cause some additional drag, yes, but I don't think it's enough to notice. Yes, I did notice a difference with dirt/grime/water spray on the back of the car with them installed.

 

[Ahlarict]

I put the @AOSK flaps on my GT Rally yesterday - The price was definitely right, and the 5 min/wheel installation was as smooth as one could wish. If these don't hold up satisfactorily, I'll try the Rally Armor or RokBlokz next time.

 

[Kamuelaflyer]

I put the @AOSK flaps on my GT Rally yesterday - The price was definitely right, and the 5 min/wheel installation was as smooth as one could wish. If these don't hold up satisfactorily, I'll try the Rally Armor or RokBlokz next time.

I’ve had the @AOSK mudflaps on my premium for almost 4 years. They’re still going strong.

 

[Zardoz]

I have the RokBlokz and will want something similar on every car I own in the future. Traveling on dirt roads regularly makes them a must. I purchased the AOSK first and didn't like how they fit the car. I seem to remember they are molded to the shape of the car and would touch the paint. I was worried about small rocks getting between the flap and the car causing scratches.

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