Are WeatherTech Mud Flaps # WT120045 Larger Than OEM Mud Flaps on 2015 Toyota Tundra

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Hello, Looking for slightly wider mud flaps for my 2015 Tundra Double Cab. Are these WT120045 flaps any larger - longer than stock ones? Thank you.

asked by: Max Z

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I checked with my technical contact at WeatherTech for the dimensions of their mud flaps # WT120045 that fit your 2015 Toyota Tundra. Exact dimensions were not available from them but they advised that all of their mud flaps for your truck measure between 17- and 18-inches tall x 10- to 11-inches wide. These mud flaps fit trucks without add-on fender flares.

If you DO have add-on fender flares and have a 2-inch hitch OR if you just want really large mud flaps then a better choice in a large heavy-duty mud flap is the RoadMaster RoadWing Removable Mud Flap System # RM-4400 that installs on your ball mount shank and that is secured with included bolts. These flap are 24 x 24-inches but can even be trimmed down to a smaller size if you prefer. This system is easily removed when not needed.

expert reply by: Adam R

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