One of the painters of the first flag, 35-year-old R.J. Waldron of Concord, said Tuesday that Caltrans "kind of got mud on their face. They're making good now. It really was poor timing on their ...

The second thing I noticed was the Confederate battle flag mud flaps. You don’t see that as much around here. The third thing I noticed was the set of testicles that hung from the trailer hitch ...

Overall, mud flaps and splash guards make for a good investment that can benefit your car in the long run. You may be wondering which is best between the two. First off, ...

From Memorial Day to Flag Day to July 4 and on and on, there is red, white, and blue as far as the eye can see. But the little flap over an American flag doormat this past weekend is a good ...

Mud flaps on cars aren't as common a sight as they once were. Here's what you need to know about mud flaps and why you don't see them as much anymore.

The more the mud flap is in the air stream, the more savings that are possible. On 28-foot double trailers we’ve seen savings of 4 to 5 gallons per 1,000 miles.

However, as with mud flaps, you'll find that splash guards work better in some situations than others. The most notable distinctions of splash guards is their size and lack of rigidity.