RoadSport 3105 Large Stainless Big Mudder Extreme Splash Guard

Somehow I thought the shiny metal accent plates were an option so I was pleasantly surprised to see them. Sturdy flaps, flexible while still being just rigid enough. Be aware there are no template holes so you need a little patience and maybe a second pair of eyes to install and just to make sure they're on straight. My truck was a little tougher to install on, with the need to drill some additional holes into the metal. But it looks great now.

These were a huge hassle to put on but now that they are on they look good. We have a 2004 Tundra & wanted to use existing holes in the truck and it was hard to get the mudflap to form with the body to go in the holes (hope that makes sense). It can be done, but it took a while.

I installed two on my Chevy Express 3500 to check them out. I am a contractor with experience, tools ad hardware so I made it happen fairly easily without removing the wheels. Realize that the tires will be there in your face unless you are a car guy with a jack and a way to get 8 bolts off each wheel. I used self tapping metal screws to drill the holes for clearance reasons and then used the supplied black screws for final install. I did not use the existing factory locations as described in the install manual but you could depending on the truck involved...just make sure you remove the factory anchors the right way so they don't get destroyed. These are basically two dimensional dangling flaps that are pretty thing guage. They are not molded to the body and rigid.

Not bad for the price. Heavy duty material. Although I'd want a washer to keep the screws from going through the rubber info were to use these again.

Just installed these heavy duty nice looking flaps on my 2004 Ford super duty and they fit as stated. Came quickly and were not a problem to install.

They arrived quickly and are holding up good...

As advertised.

Already had a pair for the rear, needed these for the front. Easy install, fit my 2000 Tahoe well.