Mud Flaps Fits for Ford F-150 2021+ Splash Guards Mud Fender Flares Mudflaps Truck Dually for Front and Rear Wheel 4 PCS

I researched different mud flaps and over all, I really wanted the Ford OEM mud flaps. However, at $110 for the set for the Ford OEM, these mud flaps are the ticket at a more affordable price. They look identical to the Ford OEM other than the Ford emblem missing on the rear, which to me is not a big deal. Install was simple and only took about 30 minutes total for the front and rear. Just be sure to watch the video for a better explanation than the instructions that come in the box. It is helpful to have a trim remover set so you can easily take out the black trim panel retainers. If you want the Ford OEM mud flaps but aren't willing to pay full price, don't hesitate to buy these.

1) Fasteners are ~1/2" too long.2) Ford removed the 2nd hole in the rear rocker trim. The hole in the body is still there but the trim will have to be removed completely and drilled to match the 2 holes in the mud flap.3) On the front splashguard, Ford uses screws (not bolts) and clips with a smaller diameter than the bolts included with this kit. Due to the fastener diameter difference and the excess bolt length, the bolts in this kit will not fit in the clips that hold the front wheel well liners to the wheel well lip. The bolts push the fiber wheel well liners back from the wheel well lip creating a 1/2" gap.The front splashguard was damaged while trying to install the supplied fasteners and the clips scratched the paint on the wheel well lip.I removed the supplied fasteners and clips from the front mud flaps and reinstalled them using the original factory fasteners. That eliminated the gap created by the included fasteners. Better instructions (with words and cautions) would have made this much easier and reduced (but not eliminated) dissatisfaction with the product.

The instructions provided were not anywhere close to useful. Clearly they were for a previous version or something. Just awful. Once you decide how you're going to approach it and make up your own instructions, they're actually a wonderful set. They're sturdy and look great. Again, why can't we be provided instructions? Took something that should have been 20 minutes and turned it into an hour.

The directions are like hieroglyphs, really hard to decipher the drawings, no guidance at all on some pieces. Whatever part J was supposed to be was not included in my kit but did not seem to be needed, like the kit was redesigned but the old directions were included. The brace that goes from the flap to the body of the truck is very hard to figure out because the orientation in the diagrams looks nothing like any reality. Eventually I worked it out, but not because of the directions. The actual flaps look sturdy and really nice on the truck, and it did fit. One screw on each side was also not usable because the 2022 has no hole where the flap expected one to be.

Bolted up and fit well on my 21 f150 but the bolts are already rusted, and it's only been on for a few summer months. Otherwise a decent mudflap for the price