Husky Liners Custom Fit Front Mudguard for Select Dodge Ram Models - Pack of 2 (Black)

This fit well and was an easy install. It keeps the mud and salt off of the side of the truck much better than with no guards. The fit looks professional and I couldn't be happier.

I had bought the OEM Mopar flaps and did not like them, especially for my new 2014 RAM 2500HD Pickup Truck. They never said anything about having to "trim" them in the "shaded" area for them to fit properly. Only problem is the "shaded" area is on a tricky rise and turn and it took alot of work and there was not a very safe way of cutting the very tough plastic without risk of getting cut, etc. Then, after spending close to 2 hours cutting the shaded areas out exactly where indicated, I found that it was way larger than it should have been and now would allow for the crap kicked up from the tire to "pass-through" and go behind the fender, the last thing you to happen.I then decided to scrap the Mopars's, got the Huskey's and they are perfect and also look better also. There design is exact and they even SUPPLY some 3M clear film to install in the contact areas. When I was done installing them I ran a little bead of clear silicone caulk on all of the metal to guard points which then made them 100% weathertight. I highly endorse these mud flaps!

This was not a tight fit around the shape up of the body. I went with the Dodge factory flaps, a little more money, but a lot better fit for my 2013 Dodge Ram.

These were easy to install. I kept my wheels straight and used my drill at an angle and had no problems drilling the screw hole for each side. I installed the mud guard and other screws first to make sure I drilled in the correct place for the last screw. The drill does not fit for the back guards but if you have something else that can punch a hole through plastic you'll be fine. You do need a drill for these front guards though because it won't be going through plastic. The fit well and look good. Another reviewer said they look flimsy, but I don't think so. They aren't mud flaps that flop around, they are hard plastic and you can bend them with your hands if you try but for normal use, shouldn't be an issue.

Barely covered factory installed tires

I've installed Husky liners mud flaps on other trucks, and these were no different. The instructions are clear and the process fairly quick. I did have to remove the OEM step bars and swap sides to provide clearance for them, but that was not at all difficult, even for a 72-year old DIY driveway mechanic. They're doing their job here in Central NY and holding up well with the snow and winter slop. Truck came with dealer-logo rears and I may replace them with a pair of Husky's when the warm weather gets here.

Installed these on the front of a 2012 Ram Tradesman. The install was very easy they used 3 factory holes only 1 hole needed to be drilled. Easy to install without removing the tire. the factory rock guards are a pain to get off because of plastic push rivits being stuck in the holes but the install still only took about 15 minutes per side. the fit is perfect cant tell they are an after market install.

I love how these look and function on my 2014 Dodge Ram, but my husband would tell you, install took some time and would have been MUCH easier with a 90-degree drill in the wheel wells. Didn't have one and we improvised since we were knee-deep into the project. Installed front and rear flaps - both fit well and are secure. Still room for flares, I believe. Guards decrease (but do not eliminate) road debris hitting paint and running boards.

I am just received this item today but iam not happy because those mud guard got so many dust on surface look like them in the storage so many year then old box , it is not look like on the picture nice and clean . The seller does not repect to customers then not care about that, iam request Amazon company does not deal with the sellers doesnot care about their customers