Mabett Mud Flaps for Ford Maverick 2026 2022-2025 Accessories, Flexible Material, All-Weather Fender Front & Rear Mud Guards Splash 4PCS（Not Fit Lobo Model）

Despite what Amazon tells you that it won't fit a 2026 Maverick, I rolled the dice and bought em. They fit perfectly and look great! Love that the part that connects to the vehicle is hard plastic while the flap that hangs down is a flexible plastic in case for some reason they were able to scrape the ground. I've definitely noticed a LOT less road sounds from the dirt road I live on since installing. A quality product at a fraction of the cost of the gatorback Ford specific ones. Install was a breeze too especially with the included puller tool!

Easy to install using a 7mm socket and the included plastic pry bar. They come with 9 extra fasteners in case you break any during prep. The mudflaps are labeled for their location so there is no confusion. I drive to work through multiple construction zones and these made a noticeable difference in the amount of rocks I could hear hitting the side of my truck. GREAT value for the money. Quality construction, flexible flap molded directly into stiff mounting panels. They look great, they work great. They do not touch the painted surfaces of the truck, only the inner fender liner.

These mud flaps fit perfectly. Not difficult to install. Look good and functional.

I bought these mudflaps for my 2025 Ford Maverick Hybrid. Installation was very easy, and the included tool made it simple to remove the factory Ford clips. The middle clip on the front mudflaps was a little hard to put back in, but that seems more like a Ford design issue than a problem with the product itself. Once installed, they look great. The plastic is flexible, so they shouldn’t crack or break. Overall, I’m very happy with them.

Good mud flaps, easy to install, push pin retainers are a loose fit, had to use metal clips and bolts to keep from rattling at highway speeds. Used extra screws to attach mud flaps to plastic body parts to mediate rattling.

Not hard at all to install. Just be careful taking out the plugs that are in there. Easy to mess them up, though these do come with their own. I like the look and think they are a great value. Easy to put on and seem to be of good quality. They do fit perfectly to the vehicle.

I installed the splash guards today, and they look good and fit well. They can be installed without removing the wheels. Tip: Each of the plastic factory fasteners has a small slot in the round component which is next to the existing fender liner. By placing a small screwdriver in this slot the cap in the center of the fastener can be easily pried up which makes removing the fastener very easy. A package of new plastic fasteners came in the box so I used these instead of reusing the factory fasteners.

Having ordered my Maverick Hybrid 9/15/2022, I had ordered my truck with the factory equipped moulded splash guards. Well, around April of 2023, Ford said to anyone who ordered a truck, that had these as an option, to remove them, to help it get scheduled quicker. Seemed the OEM parts were a restrained commodity and keeps them on an order would basically stop it from being built. So I did that, and my truck eventually got built early Sept 2023 (a year later) and I took it home 10/13/2023. I had read on the Maverick Truck Club about different splash guards and someone posted these. I figured, for $50 why not. I'm so glad I did. They fit perfectly, take literally minutes to install (I did my install as soon as I finished the paperwork, before I left the dealership). They are made to stick out the sides a little more to help keep all the grime and road muck off the lower cladding. My truck as 1,400 miles and the spots behind the tires is perfect. So glad I went with these. The company sells many excellent accessories for the Maverick, and all at very reasonable prices. Getting these for $50 compared to the OEM moulded ones for $160 is a NO BRAINER. Plus, it seems that the factory OEM guards have rubbed the paint of some owners trucks as they rest ON the painted surfaces, where these rest on the wheel liner. Definitely worth the money to help keep your new truck nice.