Truck Hardware Gatorback Rubber Mud Flaps - Front Pair - Fits 2021-2026 Ford Bronco

I hated the idea of adding mudflaps to an off-road vehicle, but I hate rock chips even more. These offer the best of both worlds. The removable bottom portion is easy to take off so ground clearance isn't sacrificed much. Quality is topnotch and the installation is pretty straightforward.

The quality and construction of the mudflaps is fantastic. They’re heavy duty. I like that you can remove the rubber portion of the flap in seconds to increase ground clearance when needed. So far, they do a wonderful job of deflecting rocks away from the body of the vehicle. One thing about install, the included instructions are not super clear. Maybe labeling the parts with driver/passenger would help, and more pictures of the product in the instructions during assembly. The video definitely helped, but I didn’t have service where I was installing them. That is the only reason I am giving it a 4. I installed them easily without removing the tires. Forgot to mention that.

Gatorback mud flaps I got from sharptuck work awesome!!!

Finally was able to install after snow and cold allowed me to do so in an in heated garage.  The video was very helpful.  They look great and do a great job

Install is pretty straight forward, first assemble everything and then mount on the truck. Very helpful to watch the install videos and if you have the option, put the truck on a lift or stands and remove the tires. I don't have either option, so it takes a bit of effort to get at all the nuts and bolts for tightening everything up, I just used a piece of cardboard to kneel or lie on. Would be much faster with powertools and a proper shop, but definitely can be done in your driveway or pretty much anywhere.

I only bought and installed the font ones for my Bronco, protect the doors and keep mud/snow from piling up on the rear fenders, these should really do a great job at that, also keep little rocks from being thrown from the tires causing paint chips.
A bit pricy, but so far still by far the best option on the market, and I love how easy it is to remove the big lower part for more clearance when out on trails. Quality of all the parts is great, I'm sure these will last the lifetime of the truck if not longer. Definitely would buy again. I also like that these don't have any Bronco branding on them, no need to draw extra attention to mud flaps IMO, just black makes them pretty much blend in and disappear.

I ordered both front and rear mud flaps. They shipped out as promised and got held up due to weather. They finally arrived via UPS to my post office where USPS then lost them. Two+ weeks, (at the time I am posting this review) and USPS still does not know where they are! I even received tracking from UPS including a final scan and released to a know (now) postal employee. During my time of trying to track the lost packages I interacted with Justin at customer service. Justin was supper helpful and once we found that USPS may take awhile, he immediately shipped out a new set. Again, the mud flaps are great but at this point I am more impressed with the excellent customer service. I will return to them in the future for accessories!

Just what I needed. They work perfectly and the pictures are proof positive.  1/2 mile of dirt road muddy and snow packed on first photos same road one day later after install and going to town to wash the bronco the road was muddier on the return trip and the gatorbacks did the job!

Just what I needed. They work perfectly and the pictures are proof positive.  1/2 mile of dirt road muddy and snow packed on first photos same road one day later after install and going to town to wash the bronco the road was muddier on the return trip and the gatorbacks did the job!

++ Packaging:  Everything well packed and organized.  Instructions pretty solid as well.

= Assembly:  
Tried to install with the tires on and it was a pain.  Took the tires off and much easier to get aligned.  Install overall wasn’t too bad, the fender panel clips were a bit frustrating, despite me being a fan of tinnermans.  Tip 2, check level on the face of the tire and try to set the flap to match.   Tip 3, try to keep everything loose if possible to get the fit lined up.  Tip 4, don’t over torque the screws as they will pull through.

Fitment:  Overall, not too bad.  I could not get them perfectly aligned parallel with the tire as it hit the rock rail.  Not too bad, but a bit frustrated as they toe out a few degrees at the bottom.  Also my rock rails don’t protrude through very far as seen in the video instructions.  I have everything pushed back as far as I could with access to a socket for the crash bar bolts.

I installed the Gatorbacks in about an hour, without removing the wheels. The instructions in the the box told you what tools you needed and combined with the Youtube video it was easy. Thanks