Car Mud Flaps Splash Guards, 4PCS Bendable & Flexible Vehicle Front & Rear Mudflaps Protection with Screws, Automotive Exterior Flares Accessories, Universal for SUV Sedan Truck (Black)

Worked great on my gladiator a lot less mud on sides Trimmed to give safety distance from exhaust pipe . Attached with harbor freight plastic rivets. Holds up off road rock crawling You have to figure out where and how to mount

Easy install & worked as should until first snow. One of them broke off. I guess very brittle in cold. Tried to get replacement but they want them all removed and sent back.

Install wasn’t too bad, I have had this sort of mum flap before but the material was too ridged and when it hit on things as I had them slightly too low they broke in many different places. I wouldn’t recommend them as if u make a mistake in having them too low they shatter. Rally armor makes a better generic flap that is more flexible than these so they don’t break.

Great

They are a great fit for my Silverado, but after two months, they’ve become cracked and chipped from rocks. This is partly due to running AT3 10-ply tires and partly because they needed a rubber coating to help deflect the rocks thrown by the tires. If they had included a layer of rubber, I would have rated them 5 stars.

Just what I needed. Good value. I’ll have to make my own hole that’s fine. Good material. Decided to upgrade a bit. They stand out a lot more.

This product gets a big fat zero, it's garbage. Tire threw a stone and punched a hole right threw it, first time out. Now has multiple holes and cracks. A waste of time and money. Looks like trash now on the new Jeep. Ugh!

I was my expecting these to be quite as hefty and thick / durable, as they are. They feel tough, and heavy enough not to flap around uselessly behind the wheels. The material is still flexible enough, however, to make installation possible, if a little tricky. Using self-drilling screws for the first couple of screws on each flap may make it easier, or having a helper hold them in the correct place while you drill a hole, put a screw through it, then drill another hole- one by one to ensure the flap sits right. You could also mount them on a mudflap holder, which I forget what it's called but you see really big ones on tractor-trailers (huge trucks, "18-wheelers"). I didn't bother with that, since my pickup already has holes in the wheel well edges, and I was able to reuse those holes with some careful marking. I also chose to trim off a little bit of material at the top to make it line up better with the shape of the bottom of the wheel well, but this isn't necessarily necessary. Your vehicle may vary. These are slightly less "plug and play" than the vehicle-specific ones but they're adaptable, functional, and by comparison they're way cheaper.

This will not fit the 2025 ram 1500 and all it is is four pieces of old hard plastic that wouldn’t last very long in our cold weather bought them from Canada not suitable I have to send them back at my cost by carrier. Canadiens beware.

Plastique rigide, casse facilement au froid.