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Apr 8, 2026 | 07:08 AM

#11

dshark1

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From: Florida

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Originally Posted by isugoo

One thing is though, new OEM classic mud flaps (larger retro style version) are now come in DEFENDER logo instead of Land Rover as LR is trying to brand their own product lines more than the mothership. And I personally do not like the new one as short and long DEFENDER logo leaves large mud flaps somewhat empty compare to angular oval Land Rover logo. (I like the DEFENDER logo on the gear carrier over LR logo but not on the mud flaps)

So just check both version out and pick whatever you like. =)

I definitely agree with you. I like the Land Rover logo much better than just the defender wording. Trying to find a reliable place to source them from….

Apr 8, 2026 | 10:14 AM

#12

isugoo

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Originally Posted by dshark1

I definitely agree with you. I like the Land Rover logo much better than just the defender wording. Trying to find a reliable place to source them from….

Unlike BMW parts, LR parts are much harder to get great price (OEM parts only, not the Chinese knockoffs which you have to take chances on fitting - I have both good and bad experiences and some of them, I've re-done with OEM parts after knockoff purchase/install).

Genuine mud flaps are very popular parts so you may be able to find them better price on eBay (search with LR part#s). Also landleaping is great source for OEM parts as they're dealer backed and have amazing service. Also when things go south from shipping, their third party shipping insurance claims is very helpful (easy and compensate more than enough to purchase again) so it's truly hassle free.