Toad is getting abused

Mine doesn't get beat up but I also removed the full width 'mud flap' off my motorhome.

I used to pull my OFF-ROAD JEEP with my truck alot back in the day and you could find what they called Body Armour from the JEEP Catalogs that were magnetic and would cover all of the affected areas great.

Of course most of all the JEEPS are of the same body design so these things can made to fit all - The cars pulled behind the motorhomes are all different I guess...



Surely there is something like that out now for cars...

Roy Ken

Try These guys.
Coastline MFG CO
web Site coastlinervandoffroad.com
Ph:909-484-6592

They made a full bra/cover for our Jeep when we went to Alaska. The cover is bullet proof and covers the windshield also.

Mandalay Parr wrote:
Mine doesn't get beat up but I also removed the full width 'mud flap' off my motorhome.

I ended up cutting off 4 ins from my rear mud flap which was throwing up rocks on the towed as it dragged along dirt roads. When I went to Alaska and drove on a lot of dirt roads I made a protector like a Protect a toad from old trampoline material. It worked good but I did not like to remove and install it every time I wanted to use the tow car. Preventing the mud flap from dragging turned out to be the best overall solution for me.

Roadmaster offers what they call the "Alaska Pack" which is actually two different systems (see link). Personally, I have used the Guardian rock shield for many years now.

Alaska Pack

I have used one of these for a few years now. It is easy to keep stowed on the rear of the MH when not used.
Protect-A-tow

Price is not bad either,compared to other protectors.

Make sure the rear mud flaps are properly placed behind the rear tires .. I don't believe your coach comes with a full rear mud flap .. but if it does make sure it's up high enough.. 6" they act as a suction device and at speed suck up the rocks and throw them at the toad. Their sole purpose appears to be looks ( they do look good) and advertising the coach on the Chrome strip.
What I've seen that does work well is something like "protect a tow " it's a horizontal net that covers the area between the coach and the toad with a bungie set up that allows turning. It keeps rocks from flying up into the car.

Protect-a-tow works well for our Ford Edge. And as mentioned, the $$ isn't going to break the bank.

Another vote for the Protect-A-Tow. We've used ours with two different toads and we've been very pleased with the protection. As said, it's easy to keep it stowed under the rear bumper, making hooking it up a really simple one minute process.

We use the Roadmaster rock guard. No trouble with a beat up toad yet.