I just brought home my first Tacoma. It's a new 2023 SR Double Cab. I was planning on putting on fender flairs as a first mod but I'm confused what works for the SR sub-model. I'm looking for black, textured, non bolt or rivet pocket flares. Less is better in height. This is my daily driver and the roughest terrain it'll see is desert roads to get to camping and hiking. Lots of sand but very little rock or gravel. I'm looking for an accent to my white truck that paint protection is a secondary concern. Any suggestions for an SR model?
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Cape taco
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The factory mud flaps are under a hundred bucks.I put these on my '16 sport . easy to install but mine are textured . and you may not be able to put factory flares on unless u can drill the square holes in the fenders to mount them factory clips that hold them on. Welcome and have fun doing cool stuff to the taco! 
ebay is where I got my flares 279 bucks!
I Like these alot but I will paint them orange .
ebay is where I got my flares 279 bucks!I Like these alot but I will paint them orange .
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It's got nothing to do with mud. They're there to protect others from your tires flinging off rocks, and other debris, plus they do offer some protection for the paint on your own vehicle. Some states require them like ours, before a vehicle can be sold.If you don't drive in mud, then you don't need mud flaps.
Suggest looking at WeatherTech for these.
JayQQ97
MW surVivor ... clutched. 360k on the 0D0
The factory mud flaps are under a hundred bucks.I put these on my '16 sport . easy to install but mine are textured . and you may not be able to put factory flares on unless u can drill the square holes in the fenders to mount them factory clips that hold them on. Welcome and have fun doing cool stuff to the taco!
Your rig is so purty
I just wish they made a reg. Single cab with a v6 motor
Idk, I had a single cab toyota 4wd pickup in 79. I said my next one will have an extra cab. You can't store enough junk in a single cab you want out of the weather, or just locked up from view like if left in the trucks bed. Only benefit of the single cab is off-roading in tight areas. Longer wheelbase trucks even ride a little better than those single cab ones.Your rig is so purty
I just wish they made a reg. Single cab with a v6 motor
JayQQ97
MW surVivor ... clutched. 360k on the 0D0
Fine product at Weathertech. ha, maybe we should call them “splash guards”If you don't drive in mud, then you don't need mud flaps.
Suggest looking at WeatherTech for these.
I miss those pop open side vent windows on these access cab gen3 tacoma's. I already have the power rear sliding window in my truck which is nice for better ventilation.
Nice truck, but what's up with these bright red mud guards? Blue truck, black fender flares, and red mud guards...I'd fire the exterior decorator.
JayQQ97
MW surVivor ... clutched. 360k on the 0D0
IDK
It's from Alaska
JayQQ97
MW surVivor ... clutched. 360k on the 0D0
that is for the whole set??
Cape taco
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I love my truck just wish it had a 4.7 V8 in it like my tundra did. It's almost the exact same size as my old '03 trdThe factory mud flaps are under a hundred bucks.I put these on my '16 sport . easy to install but mine are textured . and you may not be able to put factory flares on unless u can drill the square holes in the fenders to mount them factory clips that hold them on. Welcome and have fun doing cool stuff to the taco!