Truck Hardware Gatorback Mud Flaps

When looking for mud flaps, I was advised that the OEM flaps will not work with a truck that has OEM running boards (or any running boards), so I looked for an alternative.  Glad I found these because they look much better than the OEM mud flaps!

No issues whatsoever.  Solid, sturdy, and easy to install

My truck looks awesome, people notice them right away. I really like the way they made my truck look!!!

Extremely high-quality product...and this company(SharpTruck) matches the product A+

For the price you could pre drill the holes on the dually fenders.
And your supplemental videos need voice.  
I mean it is the 21st century.  Have some voice with the video instead of the dumb music.

Have not installed yet ,waiting on better weather , Will need to make a trip to hardware store to get some stainless steel bolts washers and nylock nuts . Heavy dude dee.

I ordered the black wrap oval gatorback mud flap set for my new 2018 F-150 Lariat.  The turnaround was crazy as I placed the ordered and they showed up on my steps about 3 days later!  Good product and just got them installed.  Installation was pretty straightforward.  I had talked to a friend that put them on his 2014 F-150 and he said to go to You Tube and watch the video.  SharpTruck has the videos right on their website and the videos make installation pretty simple.  I didn't take the wheels off of mine to install but if I had I think it would have went a lot quicker not having to work around the tires.  The videos are of a 2016 so there were a few subtle differences but nothing too out of line.

Everything about this product is great except the brackets should be black. That's the only reason i gave it a 4 star rating other than that great product. The sales staff were real kind and shipping was fast, Thanks Rusty

Excellent quality. Rear flap mounts do not mount square, resulting in additional cutout needed on flaps. When mount bracket is placed high as possible on the inside and backing plate low as possible on outside, the hole alignment is still too low on the inside. Possible fix: re-brake the mount bracket (or drill out the mounting holes) to raise it higher. As it was already installed before I noticed, I chose to modify the cutouts on the mudflaps. Even with install issue, I highly recommend this product.

Mudflaps look great on the back of my truck I was able to make my own Brackets for under 10 bucks. But I would like to know why the front mudflaps cost more than the back?