Rear Mud Guards | 1999-2010 Ford F-350/F - 450 w/Dual Rear Wheels, Rear Set - Black, 2 Pc. | 57451

In my search for mud flaps I couldn't find a single picture of these on a 99-07 F-350, not even on the manufacturer website. So for all you 7.3 guys, here they are! Also... the size is: 19" W x 9-1/2" L (From the bottom of fender to bottom of mud flap) They look great and install was pretty simple, took about 30 minutes. They seem sturdy yet flexible, fit perfectly and came with all necessary hardware. You will need a very short screwdriver on a few screws, even the short stubby Phillips was too long. I used a 1/4 ratchet & socket with a phillips bit which worked perfectly Also, I'm in Texas so flaps should be no more than 8" from the ground, these sit about 9.5" off the ground on mine with larger tires. I knew this going in so it wasn't an issue for me. Just something to keep in mind.

Ordered and received these from Amazon super fast. Compared to most cars things, they were relatively easy to install, although the screws were a bit difficult to get lined up and started in their holes. You will need an EXTREMELY short screwdriver, or equivalent (such as a small ratchet with Phillips insert) to install them. The other option is to jack up your vehicle and remove the tires. Easy, if you have the tools and a place to do this. Once installed, they look pretty dang good. The product is definitely well thought out, and well deserving of the five stars I have given. Here is the "bad" part, for Texans...we got a warning (instead of a ticket) from the Texas Department of Public Safety for not having mud flaps on our dually truck, prior to buying these flaps. Ours were falling off, so we removed them before they went through someone's windshield. And yes, it is a STATE LAW in Texas that you must have mud flaps on vehicles with four wheels in the rear of the vehicle. In addition, there can be no more than eight inches from the bottom of the mud flaps, to the ground. With these flaps, on our 2001 Ford F350 dually, there is at least TEN inches of clearance, or more. If I had known that when I bought them, I would not have. Not complaining about the product, the manufacturer, or Amazon here. It is just that a product with this odd of a shape is difficult to calculate the ground clearance distance, based on the given dimensions. Plus, every truck is different, so who knew? Now we have to figure out how to extend them, so we can be legal. So Texas buyers, beware!!

They fit and look great, I have a 05 f350 they are pretty stout and handle mud alright. Hole alignment is good

Good fit, sturdy

The seem to be made of an injection mold, kind of difficult to install but they do the job. Will rub with bigger tires though

If I can I'll add pics later to review. I like them cause the ride pefect height from curb height. My truck is stock so its out the door right measurements. Im putting on some tire well extenders where i will need to cut/dremel the mounting areas. Other than a problem like that. VERY HAPPY RECOMMENDED 5 ***** REVIEW. These kick ass. I removed tires to make easy installation. Your choce. On for 2 years and kicking ass. Very durable.

Install time was around a half hour. I’d recommend buying new push pins because you’re going to break the factory ones taking them out. Theses look awesome and stick out from the wheel well a little to really cover the tires nicely. They look factory. Highly recommend.

Perfect set of mud flaps! Very easy to install. Came with all hardware to install in factory holes in each fender. Once installed they look great!

Amazing fit, all hardware needed was included!

Excellent fit