Mud Flaps - Yes or No?
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I just took delivery of a 2012 XF Portfolio. The car has the Ultimate Black exterior and the London Tan interior. I'm really excited about it.
So the question is whether I should put on the Mud Flaps.
What do you think?
How do they look on this car?
Do they really protect the car?
Have you put them on yours?
Thanks for your input.
Ken
So the question is whether I should put on the Mud Flaps.
What do you think?
How do they look on this car?
Do they really protect the car?
Have you put them on yours?
Thanks for your input.
Ken
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I live in Wisconsin which has a much harsher climate than Jersey but not as cold as Canada. Don't need them. I thinks it looks added on and takes away from the lines of a the car. Would you put mudflaps on a Porsche or a Corvette? Come on this is a hot car not a Ford Crown Victoria. They pave and plow the roads in Jersey or did that Jumbo Governor take that away in the name of a wasteful government program?
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I live in Wisconsin which has a much harsher climate than Jersey but not as cold as Canada. Don't need them. I thinks it looks added on and takes away from the lines of a the car. Would you put mudflaps on a Porsche or a Corvette? Come on this is a hot car not a Ford Crown Victoria. They pave and plow the roads in Jersey or did that Jumbo Governor take that away in the name of a wasteful government program?
I agree!!!
I rather pay $400 and get a rear bumper resprayed every 3 years, than have mud flaps on.
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They do not collect anything. On the contrary, they reduce collection of crud on the car, particularly on the front doors.
The unfortunate positioning of the rear mufflers means the mudflaps cannot prevent crud from accumulating on the leading face of each rear muffler, which is where most of the crud accumulates on all XF models.
Oh yes, and they are synthetic rubber material and very durable.
The unfortunate positioning of the rear mufflers means the mudflaps cannot prevent crud from accumulating on the leading face of each rear muffler, which is where most of the crud accumulates on all XF models.
Oh yes, and they are synthetic rubber material and very durable.
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Forgot to mention... just remember if you do put them on the car and decide to take them off a month later because you don't like it, you are going to have scuff marks/scratches on the front fender and the rear bumper cover due to the mud flaps rubbing on them.
End result will be some noticeable paint damage.
End result will be some noticeable paint damage.
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