We often find that there are many improvements to be made to the Can-Am Maverick X3. One of those happens to be the lack of protection offered for your rear wheels when driving in 4×4. The main issue is the rocks, dirt, and mud that get tossed into the rear wheels when ripping through trails, dunes, and/or mud bogs. It is common for this debris to get caught in your brakes and demolish your rotors, pads, and compromise the seals in your calipers. The best solution is the Agency Power mud flaps that protect your brakes, wheel bearings, and trailing arms.

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Dirt getting into your brakes can decrease the lifespan of the components and is comparable to putting sandpaper between them. Since the dirt and dust are being flung towards your wheel bearings, the debris can work its way into the grease and wear out the bearing. Once the dirt has merged with grease, your wheel bearings will wear out in a short period as the grit starts deteriorating the rollers.

Installing the Agency Power mud flaps is simple thanks to the laser-cut bracket that attaches to the rear lower trailing arm. The factory hardware is used to prevent the need to modify your machine to fit the mud flaps and further the ease of installation. Precision fitment was achieved thanks to 3D scanning and CAD modeling.

The rugged 2.25mm stainless steel construction provides rigidity so your flaps won’t get bent out of place after driving through thick mud. A textured black powder coat finish was applied to prevent corrosion while also giving a sleek look after it’s installed on your machine.

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Features:

• Protects your brakes, trailing arms, and wheel bearings from rocks, dirt, and mud
• 3/8th thick 8 3/4″ x 12″ flap for rigidity
• Laser-cut bracket provides a sturdy mounting solution
• Textured black powder coat prevents rust and corrosion
• All hardware needed for installation is provided
• Precise fitment thanks to 3D scanning and CAD modeling
• No modification is required for installation
• Installs in a matter of minutes