Truck Hardware Gatorback Blue Ford Oval Mud Flaps - Set of 4 - Fits 2015-2020 Ford F-150

My truck is a 2020 Ford F350 DRW 4x4.  Sharp Truck made it easy to buy the correct GatorBack flaps and brackets, and the pre-slotting saved allot of time (worth $40).  If your truck is like mine, the 12x23 cut flaps for the front, and 21x24 rectangle for the back are the correct size.  I didn't want to spend the extra money for the bracket kit, but I am very glad I did.  I can't say enough good things about the brackets.  They were indeed custom for my truck, fit perfectly, and contained every nut, bolt, screw, and washer that you need.  You need these brackets for a straight and secure installation.   I can't imagine mounting the 12 pound (each) rear flaps without them.  Unless you are an old pro at installing these things, the installation video is a must to complement the written instructions.  While the written was great at identifying the parts, the video helped you determine which part went on which side, and how to position the part.  While these GatorBack flaps and brackets were expensive, I have no doubt they will last for many years.  Very high quality and heavy duty.  The hard part of the installation was aligning the rear mud flaps with the holes in the brackets.  Some of the holes end up with 5 layers; 3 bracket pieces, the wheel well liner, and the mud flap.  The key is using a fine point punch to assist perfect alignment as you install the 10 bolts that hold on each rear flap.  All the components align and bolt together for exceptional strength.  Having said all this, they look great too!

Awesome fit, and easy no drill installation when used with mounting brackets!

Absolutely love them. They’re durable and look amazing. Definitely needed the videos on youtube to install, but once i found them it was a breeze!!

Absolutely love them. They’re durable and look amazing. Definitely needed the videos on youtube to install, but once i found them it was a breeze!!

I like the final install result. Getting there was a little confusing to start with.
Install clarity prevents me from giving 5 stars
I am mechanically inclined and do most of my own wrenching on vehicles and motorcycles so between the printed instructions and the available videos I was able to piece the install together. Once I had the driver side for each done the passenger side went much quicker.
I also work at a site that produces powder coating so I used some black powder to coat the main components/brackets. I didn't want all the silver in my wheel wells since my truck is blacked out. I did not take the time to coat the screw and bolt heads. May touch those up later. :)

These are only my opinions as to the install of brackets and mud flaps. Your experience may be different.
1. The instructions for drilling the mud flaps are not really clear, in my opinion, as to which side to lay the template. The instructions say the "front" of the mud flap, but to me it is actually the BACK of the mud flap. I am saying this in regards to the final view of the mud flap upon mounting on the truck.
2. The install diagram is "busy" with all the lines, numbers, etc. shown all on one diagram/page. Breaking the diagram down into 2 or 3 diagrams/pages with less info would provide better clarity.
3. The parts list for the front brackets needs updated. The parts list stated there should be 2 more stainless washers than what is actually provided AND needed. I figured this out once I got the first one installed. Initially I thought I was shorted a couple of washers.
4. The install diagram shows (and printed directions simply say to put them in) putting in all the square white expansion nuts the same way. Yet in a couple of the online videos they clearly show putting some into the plate from the "back" side of the plates. I put all mine in per the instruction diagram and had one pull lose before I had all the flap screws tightened down. That is when I figured out why in the video they show inserting them the opposite way. Fortunately I was able to loosen a couple of bolts and turn that particular expansion nut around without having to completely disassemble. Hopefully the rest hold and I don't have to completely remove and switch several expansion nuts around. If inserting these from the other side is the "BEST" choice that should be clearly stated on the included instructions, not something a person might pick up on if they watch the videos.

All in all, I DO like the brackets. Another review mentioned the cost. I was a little put off by the cost when I first found these but am happy I got them. Because again, as another review stated, the mud flaps are heavy and I don't think I would trust simply attaching to the wheel well edge. Time will tell but I hope/think these were a good choice.

I like the final install result. Getting there was a little confusing to start with.
Install clarity prevents me from giving 5 stars
I am mechanically inclined and do most of my own wrenching on vehicles and motorcycles so between the printed instructions and the available videos I was able to piece the install together. Once I had the driver side for each done the passenger side went much quicker.
I also work at a site that produces powder coating so I used some black powder to coat the main components/brackets. I didn't want all the silver in my wheel wells since my truck is blacked out. I did not take the time to coat the screw and bolt heads. May touch those up later. :)

These are only my opinions as to the install of brackets and mud flaps. Your experience may be different.
1. The instructions for drilling the mud flaps are not really clear, in my opinion, as to which side to lay the template. The instructions say the "front" of the mud flap, but to me it is actually the BACK of the mud flap. I am saying this in regards to the final view of the mud flap upon mounting on the truck.
2. The install diagram is "busy" with all the lines, numbers, etc. shown all on one diagram/page. Breaking the diagram down into 2 or 3 diagrams/pages with less info would provide better clarity.
3. The parts list for the front brackets needs updated. The parts list stated there should be 2 more stainless washers than what is actually provided AND needed. I figured this out once I got the first one installed. Initially I thought I was shorted a couple of washers.
4. The install diagram shows (and printed directions simply say to put them in) putting in all the square white expansion nuts the same way. Yet in a couple of the online videos they clearly show putting some into the plate from the "back" side of the plates. I put all mine in per the instruction diagram and had one pull lose before I had all the flap screws tightened down. That is when I figured out why in the video they show inserting them the opposite way. Fortunately I was able to loosen a couple of bolts and turn that particular expansion nut around without having to completely disassemble. Hopefully the rest hold and I don't have to completely remove and switch several expansion nuts around. If inserting these from the other side is the "BEST" choice that should be clearly stated on the included instructions, not something a person might pick up on if they watch the videos.

All in all, I DO like the brackets. Another review mentioned the cost. I was a little put off by the cost when I first found these but am happy I got them. Because again, as another review stated, the mud flaps are heavy and I don't think I would trust simply attaching to the wheel well edge. Time will tell but I hope/think these were a good choice.

A must have for the serious Ford owners.

A great set of mud flaps looks awesome.

Great Quality and easy to install. They make my Duelie look SHARP!

Great brackets, installation was easy.