Heavy Duty Mud Flaps All Weather Resistant Splash Guards Compatible with Universal Trucks SUVs Vans Off-Road and Daily Use (4PCS Black Front&Rear)

Looks nice 2020 Ram 1500 Easy install
Installed this on my 2020 Ram 1500 and I’m pleased with the way it looks. Install was very easy and quick. I’ll come back in 6 months to provide longivity quality.

How to attach to the rear fender well of a Jeep Gladiator
Great product, just got them today. Theres a problem thou. If you own a Jeep Gladiator the rear fender well is plastic where these attach but there’s no backing to keep it ridged so the mud flaps will wiggle in the wind. I’m trying to figure out how to stiffin the fenders at the end point. Any suggestions?

Smart, Sturdy Design
My mud flaps were starting to tear at the screw holes, so I figured it was a good idea to replace them.I ordered these and when they arrived I was impressed at the quality. These are sturdy. The design looks tough and rugged, but the form follows the function because each one of the diamond shaped holes is another position that you can place a screw or bolt to secure it in place.I installed these on my truck using the same holes as the OEM mud flaps, and after a little consideration and planning I was able to position the flaps perfectly vertical and lock them into place.The flaps come with a solid set of 12 screws to secure the flaps, though I couldn’t make use of them for my specific situation because my truck’s screw holes were worn down too much. They would definitely have worked otherwise though, so it is great that screws are included. I ended up using bolts, washers, and stop-nuts to secure them into position.Because of the shape of the metal part, I wasn’t able to secure one of the OEM mounting points (you can see the mounting bar in one of the pictures), however I think I might just bend that bar over to secure it later on. For now it still feels locked in solidly even without that one point.The metal part does have a 90° bend rearward before the rubber flap, so depending on your truck’s running boards you may not be able to put them behind your front tires. Make sure you are aware of that before you purchase for your front end.As for preventing rocks and debris from kicking up into things behind you, these are plenty wide to cover the full width of a standard truck tire and I am confident these flaps will prevent any rock chips on my towed vehicles.

Nice, heavy duty mud flaps that cost a lot less then their competitors.
These are great universal mud flaps for trucks. They are a knock off of a name brand version will cost you 4-5 times of what these cost, which is crazy! I installed them on my 2009 Toyota Tundra, and it’s an easy install with the open grid area to easily line up the OEM holes in your vehicle fenders. The wheels I have on my truck are offset, and you can easily adjust these to fit your needs-in my case, I mounted them sticking out a few inches from my fenders to provide additional coverage as mud would fling up my door since my tires stick out a bit. I do still get some mud as the coverage area is the metal grid, but it’s much better than before!These are nice and thick, and feel high quality. They have some weight to them, which shows they are heavy duty. The paint or powdercoat (I’m not actually sure which it is, but if looks and feels like powdercoat) is durable, and the hardware is good quality too. They hang down pretty low, so they would be great for lifted trucks (I only have a leveling kit on my truck, so that’s why they hang down pretty far). The lower polyethylene portion is removable, so the coverage is adjustable if you’re doing some heavy offroading and they are in the way of rocks and ruts.To sum this up, these are a fantastic value for the money, although the name brand mud flaps are U.S. made, and these are not. If you want to pay a lot more for U.S. made, by all means go for it! They look great on the truck, provide extra coverage, and are very adjustable to meet your coverage needs.