Husky Liners Custom Mud Guards | Fits 2017-2026 Ford F-250 & F-350 w/Single Rear Wheels & w/o OEM Fender Flares | Rear Set, 2-pc Black - 58466

I installed these in minutes. I also installed the Husky wheel well liners (liners first). I think they look great and that they are a great addition to my stock F250. I was having issues with my front tires throwing road gunk all they way down my fixed position running boards. Unlike my F150 Platinum, these do not retract, so they became a mess weekly. I was hating the fact, that every time you wanted to get in or out of the truck, they always appeared to be dirty. And if you went off-road, well then you were in for a muddy step side surprise. I also disliked the fact, that my expensive chrome plated turbo exhaust pipes were getting trashed from the road gunk. These babies eliminated all the problems! Cons: None really as these go on in minutes and securely attach to your truck. You have the option of drilling or clipping the top in one place. I drilled it with a 1/8 bit and used the supplied screw to attach it to my truck. The bottom sections will use your existing screws and you'll add on more on the inside lower. If you are installing the wheel well liners then do the liners first. You be the judge and see for yourself (pics attached), but I like them and I am happy that I bought these for my truck! Update... 12/31/2018 Happy New Years Eve! Ok, so I bought these even after Amazon Auto told me that they wouldn't fit. Well, they fit perfectly and look great on my 2019 F250. I will say, however, that I don't really like the gap that is between the Husky mud flap and Husky wheel well liner. There is a spot in the back that is sort of a "mud catcher". While it doesn't stay there at the car wash, I do believe that I might use some black silicone and fill that gap. It seems to me that mud can get in between these two parts and slide down and eventually land on the rest of your truck like your exhaust pipes and bumper areas. While you can't really see this mud, it is still an issue because it ends up on your driveway! It has been raining cats & dogs here in Georgia this year and these have helped immensely. I highly recommend them and I am still glad that I bought these the first time.

I love Husky brand truck accessories, they are custom fit and easy to install. The mud deflectors keep your truck looking good and keep rocks and debris off of your paint. With the no drill design they are super simple to install and they come with paint protection strips. Love these.

2025 F250. Install was a breeze and they keep mud off of my steps and the sides of the truck. Very nice.

They fit pretty good. Not too hard to install, I could understand the instructions. Only complaint, the rear flaps, have a huge gap between the flap and body, not sure if it will affect much, besides my own preference . They have been on only for a couple months the, still look great, and not messed up after a hunting trip

Perfect fit! Good quality, worth the money.

Easy to install. Good quality. Fasteners and adhesive do a good job of keeping it secure to vehicle.

Easy to attach, look good, Seller sent right away.

The Rear mud flaps went on GREAT! Easy, quick. Great fitment. The FRONT, however, was not as easy. I can only assume they did NOT take into account the front molding? With much pushing and massaging I got them on, but I'm not impressed with the fitment of the front. Also, BIG GRIPE, aside from the fronts not fitting over the molding correctly. They should have included 6 more screws and 2 clips, so you didn't have to REUSE the removed 7/32nd stock screws. Now the flaps are in with some Phillips screws and some Hex head. smh >>> That's just lame!

They fit the truck perfectly and there were no issues with installation. I question how long the tape fastener is going to last but time will tell. If I have any issues with the tape I will advise you.

Front and rear fit perfectly. I did not use the 3m paint protection film, it was not cut deep enough to come off in its shape, and I got finger prints on it. So I decided the heck with it. On the front I used the #10 screws in stock locations as the stock screws were not long enough. Then I used the stock screws for optional bolting locations. Used a stubby screw driver on back for the 2 screws in stock holes instead of removing wheels. Took me a couple hours, but I’m slow. Think the paint protection film would take that long, that process just seemed like a pia.

The mud guards were easy to install and at a great value

Easy to intall. Look great

Great products. Fit truck perfectlyb