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9 questions about Truck Hardware Gatorback Lifted Truck Mud Flaps

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Question: Do you have anything for 2012 Toyota Tundra with wheel flares?

Asked by Genna 2/10/2018

Answer from the SharpTruck team: I would recommend the universal offset brackets. If you do not have oversized tires and factory flapres  the 12" offset bracket should be enough for you.

SharpTruck team 2/11/2018

Question: What would you suggest for a 2010 Dodge Megacab 2500 with a 6" lift and 35/ 12/ R20 tires?

Asked by Joseph Hall 6/27/2018

Answer from the SharpTruck team: If the tires stick out passed the wheel well you will want to go with the 14" flaps and offset brackets. If the tires do not extend passed the wheel well you will be just fine with the 12" wide offset brackets and full style 12" wide flaps

SharpTruck team 6/28/2018

Question: What do you have for a 2017 Toyota Tundra with a 6 inch lift and 35 inch tires on 20 inch wheels with fender flares

Asked by Jeff 8/4/2018

Answer from the SharpTruck team: For this you would need to go with the 14" flaps and brackets. This will give you an offset so the tires do not rub on the flap and it will also give you protection outside the wheel well.

The brackets will install on the lip of the fender with self tapping screws and you will be able to take the 18" long flaps and trim them to the desired length.

SharpTruck team 8/5/2018

Question: why the 1' and 1.5' bracket? there is no description as to why and what application this is for?

Asked by matt ventoza 10/9/2018

Answer from the SharpTruck team: The brackets are a universal bracket. The size difference is the distance the bracket will move the flap away from the wheel well.

Most oversized tires will be ok with 1" the 1.5" is best with very large tires. The measurement is taken at the bottom of the fender where the wheel well starts and measure away from the tire.

SharpTruck team 10/9/2018

Question: What do you have for 2013 Chevy Silverado HD which 6 inch lift and 35 inch tires on20 inch wheels with fender flares tanks

Asked by Hector arellano 12/19/2018

Answer from the SharpTruck team: Any of the flap and bracket combos here should do the trick for you, www.sharptruck.com/gatorback-chevy-lifted-truck-mud-flaps

SharpTruck team 12/19/2018

Question: I have a fully restored 86 Gmc that I need to protect the paint on. Will these mudflaps work on a older model Gmc. The rocks are kicking off tires and chipping paint. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Asked by Brandon 10/29/2019

Answer from the SharpTruck team: These will work with they truck. They attached to the lip of the fender. I would only recommend these flaps and brackets for a truck that is lifted.

SharpTruck team 10/29/2019

Question: What gatorbacks work best for a 2024 f350 with flares?

Asked by Warren Wass 8/23/2024

Question: I have a flat bed on my 2014 f-150 I need a 12" x 18" with a colorful american flag on it. Do you have something like this?

Asked by Mark kindlimann 11/20/2024

Answer from the SharpTruck team: These flaps are 12" wide and 23" long, but you can trim the top 5" off to make them 18" long. It will not effect the integrity of the mud flap by doing this, www.sharptruck.com/truck-hardware-gb1223afb

SharpTruck team 12/30/2024

Question: Will these fit a '23 F-150 Shelby's body?

Asked by G. Vick 5/20/2026

Answer from the SharpTruck team: The brackets would require drilling into the lip of the fender to fasten them. The flares on the shelby will not support the weight of the flap and the bracket

SharpTruck team 5/20/2026