Truck Hardware Gatorback Rubber Mud Flaps - Set of 4 - Fits 2021-2026 Ford F-150

If you want heavy duty mud flaps that have great coverage these are the ones to install. They are flexable which is important when you have snow and ice build up to kick off. On my F150 the front flaps are 7 inchs off the ground and the rears are 8 inchs off the ground, which give great coverage. Installed myself, and of course the first one is a bit slow but the rest went quickly. You get what you pay for.

High quality product, would recommend putting some sort of paint protection film inside the wheel well to prevent the metal clamps from rubbing through the paint.

Had to slightly modify to get them on,  but it's done.  Great product...3rd set I've owned.  My 16 year old put them on.... pretty easy!

They look great. Took me about 2.5 hours to install. Once I did one side the other was very easy.Did not remove tires, did it on the ground. Best part no drilled holes.
         Thanks for the great service.    Larry

This is my second set of gatorback mud flaps. The first set has been on my 2014 f150 for 5 years and held up great which made me get another set for my 22 f150. Takes a little while to install but not hard at all (definitely worth it to watch the YouTube video sharptruck has on there channel). This is my first time ordering from sharp Truck and will definitely order from them again.

Very high quality product, best I’ve seen. Mounting is easy, except I had issues with the 2 screws that you take off truck and suppose to reuse them. Mounted front without them and 3 screws are all you need. Great mud flaps.

First - these are a bit on the expensive side for "mud flaps", but whoever fabricated the means to attach them did a good job of doing this. Kudos to him! The "video" showing the installation of these on a Ford truck was very helpful. The only issue I had on installing the front flaps were the "spacer" listed as rubber in the instructions was nylon (Approx. 1/4 inch thick). I had to grind off the spacer shown in Photo#1 so it would fit flush to the backside of the body on the front bolt. There was a lip that prevented it from sitting flush to the body. (Photo #2) One of the things I do not like is the location of the "insert area", bottom backside of the flap, where a person can attach a "logo" - Ford - Dodge- etc. This prevents the flap from being more flexible, ex. if you do any off-roading and just drop off a small rock ledge or rock this prevent it from flexing if it was thinner in this area of the flap. Overall though they work well. A person would have to pay attention to when backing up that you don't pinch the flap between a rock and the tire. This would rip the flap off, as I have done in the past, with flaps I have fabricated for other vehicles I have put on. One of the rear flaps installation components (r) (strip nut) is a little to flimsy. Just don't over tighten screws to this and the "cap bolts" that attach the flaps using the (q) "spring nut". I ended up using "nyloc" nuts.

Just installed these clean Gatorback Mud Flaps on my 2021 Ford Lariat F-150. These things are rugged, well built, and installation was easy! Can't say enough about how stylish these look and how functional they have been thus far. Highly recommended!