I wanted to share a small exterior protection accessory we’ve added for the Land Cruiser 250 / Prado LC250: rear door inner wheel arch mud guards.
The area where the rear doors meet the rear wheel arches can collect mud, water, sand, and road debris—especially after driving on wet roads or gravel. These guards are designed specifically for that exposed area, helping reduce splash and debris buildup while blending in with the LC250’s factory black trim.
It’s a subtle upgrade rather than a major visual modification, but it may be useful for owners who regularly drive in rain, snow, mud, or on unpaved roads and want to make that area easier to keep clean.
Product details and photos:
https://ninthx.com/collections/toyo...o-lc250-rear-door-inner-wheel-arch-mud-guards
Has anyone noticed a lot of dirt collecting around this part of the rear doors? I’d be interested to hear whether LC250 owners see this as a useful addition.
The area where the rear doors meet the rear wheel arches can collect mud, water, sand, and road debris—especially after driving on wet roads or gravel. These guards are designed specifically for that exposed area, helping reduce splash and debris buildup while blending in with the LC250’s factory black trim.
It’s a subtle upgrade rather than a major visual modification, but it may be useful for owners who regularly drive in rain, snow, mud, or on unpaved roads and want to make that area easier to keep clean.
Product details and photos:
https://ninthx.com/collections/toyo...o-lc250-rear-door-inner-wheel-arch-mud-guards
Has anyone noticed a lot of dirt collecting around this part of the rear doors? I’d be interested to hear whether LC250 owners see this as a useful addition.
