fender flares, which ones to get?

[ToddG]

I'm waiting for my Can Am defender max xt to arrive, and thinking I need the fender flares.  I will be hauling hunters to and from the stands at the ranch I'm working at and want to keep them clean.  Is there a major difference in the amount of mud, water, etc that is deflected between the sport and full size fender flares?  Will be running 30x10x14's

thanks

 

[Andystoy19]

Full size check some of the pics in the garage builds section.

 

[Okstate1010]

You'll want the full size IMO . Here's mine with the full size ones on. 

 

[A hunt 2 remember]

I have the full size flares, but added to the fronts after going to 32x10x14.... I think the sports would be pretty much worthless... 

 

[WSB]

I have the big flares on the front and the regular flares on the back. The ones in the back don’t really matter. But even with the bigger flares on the front, it would still throw significant mud on the driver and passenger sides. So I was forced to get the doors which I didn’t want to do. 

 

[Al15]

I have the sport flares on mine and some mud does get up on the doors.  The windows seem to remain clean.  I thing the other flares might be a bit wider.

 

[lemmerjj]

For your Can Am Defender Max XT with 30x10x14 tires, full-size fender flares would likely be more effective in deflecting mud, water, and debris compared to sports flares. These can am accessories offer better coverage and protection, keeping your passengers cleaner while hauling hunters through muddy and wet terrain on the ranch. The larger tire size could lead to more splashing, making full-size flares a practical choice for both functionality and aesthetics, ensuring the comfort of your passengers during transportation.