[bradze]

they just get clogged with a tons of mud. if you feel you need flaps get rally armor, if you actually take the car off the road, which im guessing you have to in alaska, ditch the plastic washers and get stainless steel ones. i ripped part of a flap at one of the holes, and ripped 2 of them off, found em luckily. with the steel washers, they are much more sturdy and shouldn't come off ever again. the rear bumper cover is nice, definitely a must have.

 

[MNOutback]

Just be careful when backing up over a curb with the rally armor. Skip the Oem splash guards, junk.

 

[AO River]

Definitely agree with Bradze - rear bumper cover is great protection. Rear seat covers are also an easy add-on if you throw a lot of stuff in the boot.

 

[MNOutback]

If the moonroof deflector is that big bulbous one from Subaru. Skip it. It scratches the crap out of the paint.

 

[Alaskancouple]

Great, thanks folks!

 

[OBnube]

If the moonroof deflector is that big bulbous one from Subaru. Skip it. It scratches the crap out of the paint.

Are you talking about the bug deflector where the foam strip messes with the paint? The moonroof deflector sits in a really nice rubber trim that I've never heard anyone complain about any paint damage.

 

[11crv]

I just installed the rally armor mud flaps. They will definetly give better protection than e oem mudflaps and i think they look better to.

 

[blaze741]

^ +1 to that. Rally Armors are awesome. Do their job, might cost a bit more, but well worth it.