‘Merica Mud Flaps Dually - Heavy Duty Mud Flaps for Trucks and Dually Truck Accessories - Stainless Steel - Easy Install Splash Guard - Made in USA (Black Flag)

These were very easy to install and are better looking in person than pictured. Very happy with these.

Good quality Sleek looking Easy to install Durable

These are great mud flaps they fit my 2020 F350 perfectly installation was a breeze with the included template.. The weight and thickness is perfect, it keeps them hanging down and not rubbing on my exhaust.

I really like these mud flaps. The instructions were fairly simple to follow and matched my truck. Only thing I found is they needed a support at the top. I bent a small piece of aluminum and bolted it to the truck bed and mud flap to prevent the excessive flexing movement. Great look and rugged.

I received the flaps boxed well and in good condition. My initial impression is that they are fairly substantial and I believe they'll do their job well. BTW, I have a 2019 Ram 3500 dually. The installation, however, leaves much to be desired. First, there are no instructions, other than a template showing where to drill holes. The template indicates that my Dodge has three holes. Technically, I have four and one of the hole markings on the template is a good 3/4" off. And, as I mentioned, the fourth hole doesn't show up on the template, so I had to add it. I did find instructions on their website for my make, model, and year, but it's useless as the instructions says the hardware kit contains two metal brackets for the lower portion of the flaps to attach to the fender well. The hardware kit didn't contain any brackets. So, time to overcome and adapt. I drilled the holes in the flaps and attached the flaps to the fender well, I used the original stock screws and not the bolts provided in the hardware kit. This was because the clips they provide don't slip onto the plastic body panels very well and the holes on the clips didn't align with the holes in the panels. The original four holes held the flap up ok, but the inside portion of the flaps seemed to flop around too much. So, I ended up adding two more mounting locations toward the far inside area of the flaps (one in-line with the original bottom holes and one toward the top of the flap). I had to drill my own holes to do this, but it wasn't hard. I also had to go to the hardware store to get more black washers (so they'd match the others) since I added more holes and didn't use the clips they provided. But, the end result is that the flaps are now rock solid and look like they'll work good. Whew...

Love them on my dually.

Washington state law enforcers are sticklers for mud flaps. These don’t cover all of my tires but the attempt was made and I think they look good! They are high quality, surprisingly large and way better then generic mudflaps. The template is helpful but you may not be able or want to install it in the same way. I have a lot of “wheel poke” so I moved them farther out from the center of the vehicle to be more centered over the dually tires.

Bad A**!