Toyota Tundra Mud Flap Buyer's Guide (Canada)

Toyota Tundra mud flaps

Flaps for the full-size ToyotaThe 2007 body, then the 2022 redesign

Slush and crushed limestone chew the paint behind a Tundra's wheels. WeatherTech lists No-Drill MudFlaps for the 2007 body and the 2022 redesign. None of those products says which corner a set fits.

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WeatherTech MudFlap 110154 for the Toyota TundraShown: WeatherTech No-Drill DigitalFit 110154
Bodies
Two since 2007
Maker
WeatherTech
Corner named
None of the products

No product says front or rear WeatherTech titles these No-Drill DigitalFit. The products do not say which corner they mount at, and the products leave that field blank. Check the product page or write to us before you order.

A pair and a kit

Guards for the redesigned Tundra

Two No-Drill sets and their kit fit 2022 through 2026. The kit joins the 110-series set with the 120-series set. Neither set names a corner.

Kit listed

Three sets, no kit

Tundra flaps from 2007 to 2021

One set fits the full 2007 to 2021 run. A second set stops at 2013, and a third starts at 2014. Their matching kits aren't available right now, so each set is sold on its own.

The longer-run set covers every year of this body. The other two split at 2014. None of the three names a corner.

Full-size Toyota

Questions about Tundra mud flaps

Do these say front or rear?

No. The products never name the corner, so check the product page or ask us before you order.

Is drilling required?

WeatherTech titles these No-Drill DigitalFit. The fasteners are meant to go on without drilling the sheet metal.

Mats in the Tundra cab?

Those are in the Tundra floor liner guide, sorted by the same bodies.

Cab, box and wheel wells

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