How To Determine Mud Flaps For 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Based on Fender Flare/Lip Molding

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How can I tell if my 2019 RAM 1500 Classic has factory add-on fender flares or lip molding? I want to order WeatherTech mud flaps, but not sure which to order: Item # WT110024-120024, or Item # WT110026-120026. Thanks!

asked by: Greg H

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The factory add on fender flares or lip molding is easily recognized on a 2019 Ram 1500 Classic when you see the options side by side. The terms fender flares and lip molding have been used interchangeably for many simply indicating an added feature to widen that part of the fender for a different look. I've added a photo to assist showing that flare or lip with a different color although sometimes they are the same color versus an accent. The attached video has no fender flare or lip molding but the customer photo attached does have lip molding/fender flares.

If you have the additional width at the fenders use # WT110026-120026. If you don't have any additional width at the fenders then use # WT110024-120024.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

As long as your 2016 Ram 1500 Limited does not have the factory fender flares on it the Weathertech Mud Flaps part #WT110024-120024 that you referenced would be a correct fit for your truck. I attached an install video for these mud flaps as well.

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Answer 2

The WeatherTech Mud Flaps #WT110024-120024 are going to sit pretty much flush with the wheel well so as long as the running boards are just before the edge of the wheel well they will work with your 2016 Ram 1500.

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Answer 3

The Weather Tech #WT110024-120024 Digital Fit Mud Flaps will fit the 2015 Ram 1500 as long as it doesn't have any added on fender flares. You can see an install video by clicking the provided link.

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Answer 4

For a front pair of mud flaps for a 2011 Dodge Ram 1500 without fender flares, you will need to use #WT110024. If you want a complete set of mud flaps for a 2011 Dodge Ram 1500 without fender flares, use #WT110024-120024. I have included a link to a…

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