Buyers Products 12X18 MUD Flaps,PR

Heavy duty and just as described. Their worth the money.

I just finished restoring a Kubota 4x4 utility vehicle. The OEM mud flaps need viagra-- they just kind of hang there detracting from the appearance of the vehicle. Plus, the OEMs like all kubota parts are more expensive than they should be. Enter these things!As you cansee in the pic, I needed four smaller flaps. Two fore and two aft. These are 12" X 19" so I cut each in half, rounded the edges, andattached them with backer plates and hardware as shown. In my opinion they look and work better than OEM.Anyway, for the price these are great mudflaps. Highly recommended.

Seller answered fast to my question before I even ordered it..Packaging was a bit overkill with filler paper.But item is as described and shipped from a U.S. Seller...that's most important to me.

No where did it say two so I bought two and guess what? I got 4 for $50. Anyway, I could not believe the quality. I know good mud flaps when I see em. They are the perfect size to cover the single wheel flat bed truck that I am building. If I remember, I will come back with a picture

I had a tire tread come loose on a travel trailer, took out a mud flap and bent a couple brackets. I used this product to replace the wimpy little mud flaps on the RV. Can cut with razor knife to fit around parts of the trailer, and drill for mounting holes wherever you need. The mud flap hangs lower and is wider, providing more under belly protection than the OEM mud flaps. This product works great.

Look great can't wait to install them

They feel sturdy, a good rubber compound that isn't flimsy. About 3/16" thick, not overly heavy. 18-1/4” long and exactly 12" wide. The holes are rectangular about 1/2” wide x 3/8" tall (they are not fully punched through, probably so you can pick which ones to use). I purchased these as my 88' camp trailer never came with any flaps, and any mud gets flung up onto my dump piping/handles & such(who didn't think of that?).I'll try to get a picture of them mounted, I'll use the flat support flange that comes out from the frame to attach these flaps. I'll have to use two 1/8"x1" aluminum flat bars and 1/4" SS bolts to sandwich each flap as the support frame only comes out 9". I need at least 11" wide to prevent mud fling. The flaps don't seem to flail very easily, so they will hang down on their own fairly well. I did have to trim 4" from the bottom as they should not be below the axle more than 2"

The product came on time and was exactly what I needed.I must have misread that I got a pair of them. Real good product and very happy