Official OEM Mud Flap for P and P+ Install Thread (1 Viewer)

[DaveK]

All the OEM parts you need. Only part number that wasn’t marked were the 6 (3 per side) self tapping screws you need for the rear.

That part number is the red circled below. But - what you see is the whole order.

Any questions - hit me up.

 

[DaveK]

 

[CaryGX550]

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Thanks!

 

[RickBullotta]

Order placed! Thanks.

 

[SROak]

Any questions - hit me up.

Would these mud-flaps fit an OT?

 

[Yrag57]

I’m very interested, but can this dealer tell me if these will also fit my 2024 Luxury (because although the running boards look very similar to mine, I don’t know if there are differences between Luxury and Premium that won’t allow the flaps to work).
I suppose I could just query them by email. Good post!

 

[munkeeboi]

Premium and luxury mudguards are the same front and rear. Only the OT rears are different

 

[Yrag57]

Thank you!
I’ve driven truck-framed 4Runners, Tacomas, and Tundras since 1988 and they all came with mud flaps. So it goes without saying that I was a bit surprised when my GX didn’t come with them.
They put 4-wheel drive and a locking differential on it, yet decided it wouldn’t need mud flaps…

 

[BETN]

I'm questioning several decisions on why Lexus did what they did with the GX. I guess they must not have left a message when they called to ask my opinion. Still loving my Premium+ though.

I have a set of rear mudflats for the Overtrail I bought by mistake. PM me if you want them.

 

[Bret_T]

Great information here. I'm curious about Bell Lexus. Do they offer some sort of discount?

 

[Patrickg6191]

Great information here. I'm curious about Bell Lexus. Do they offer some sort of discount?

They do all the time. Please look at this on their website...

 

[Bret_T]

I received the mud flaps and installed them. They look great. However, there is one thing that concerns me about the rear mud flaps. With everything that I purchased (just as listed above), there was nothing to screw the bottom screw into that goes into the bottom inside of the rear wheel well. I poked a hole and put the screw directly through the plastic, but it seems like there'd be some sort of metal piece to screw it into on the other side of the wheel well. Thoughts?

 

[DaveK]

Simply going based off my photos...but is this not metal?

Having 2 secure points on the bottom... plastic or metal, I'd think you are very ok either way.

 

[Bret_T]

DaveK, it's kind of hard to describe, but that's not the screw location that I'm talking about. I'm talking about the one on the bottom inside of the wheel well. I took the liberty of circling it in the picture that you provided.

 

[DaveK]

Did that location not have one of those metal retaining spring clips? I now seem (I think) to recollect that there was a single point when I said" that's interesting, a screw that simply screws into plastic...and nothing else. But most likely there were so many other secure points, I didn't give it a second thought.

I could be making that all up...because it's been months, but I seem to remember something like that.