Truck Hardware Gatorback Mud Flaps

They are very good flaps, well made and great looking!  Sharp Truck indeed.

Customer service was great. Even was emailed a how to install video and follow-up call. Wow.

Love the Gatorbacks!  My second pair for second truck.   Easy install and for sure the best looking flaps on the market.    And they preform.

The mud guards are looks terrific on my truck! The flaps arrived when they were scheduled to, I couldn't be happier! SHARPTRUCK is my favorite store!

The mud guards are great! They arrived on time, couldn't be more satisfied.
SHARPTRUCK is my store!

The mud guards are great! They arrived on time, couldn't be more satisfied.
SHARPTRUCK is my store!

These mud flaps are the best option for the new style 2500 gm trucks, they are drill free installation, quick and simple, and look like they will protect your new truck perfectly.  I didn’t even have to take a wheel off to hang them and install time was less than one hour.

My truck is Complete! Had installed the rear Gatorback mud flaps on my 2019 F450 shortly after purchasing it. The stock front flaps were good enough or so I thought. They both broke and swing back hitting the running boards. These Gatorback installed easy, no drilling, and not only do they look great, but they will protect my truck.

Really cleans up the truck. Very easy to install! I bought two sets so I could get rid of all 6 mud flaps on my truck.

The flaps are excellent quality.  When purchasing there was no discussion on tire size and how that may impact the standard install.  I run oversized tires and wheels.  When the wheels are completely turned there is not enough space and the tire rubs on the flap if the brackets are used.  Lose the brackets.  (Front only.  Back brackets work great.) The flaps install better by using the 3 factory holes and adding a hole on the side and one to lock the flap to the fender liner.  This method resulted in a very strong mount for the flap.  Also there is a gap behind the flap between the fender liner.  Probably would be OK as is but I don't like mud and road muck getting down in there.  Especially salty winter road muck.  I filled the gap with a flexible black calc.  (Can see in the picture.)  Hopefully will prevent corrosion from built up stuff behind the flap.