Mopar Dodge RAM Front & Rear Rubber Splash Guards for Trucks W/Fender Flares

For the money this is a bargain for a set of 4 good quality mud flaps that will fit around the OEM fender flares. I have a 2019 Ram 1500 Classic Crew Cab 4x4 Warlock Edition and they fit perfectly. You will need to go to a hardware store and buy a plastic rivet gun to get these installed. I stopped in my local Harbor Freight and picked up one relatively cheap. The front ones for me were pretty easy as I did not need to remove the tires. The back tires I did have to remove. These mud flaps use a combination of longer screws, bolts, and some plastic rivets to anchor them to the vehicle. I actually drilled one additional hole on each rear flap to make them a little more rigid.Overall I am pleased with how they came out. The front ones are big enough to protect the step bar and the back ones have pretty much kept anything from flinging onto the body.They are very heavy and very thick. They do move a tad while driving but not much.Overall I am very happy with the purchase and would recommend these to anyone wanting to try a flexible flap design rather than a hard rigid plastic that could break.

I have a 2019 Ram 1500 Classic club cab in Warlock trim. Along with the factory fender flares I also have factory side steps. These mudflaps fit perfectly. Each one has a plastic rivet for the one hole that does not line up with factory screws. Instead of using those, I picked up some stainless steel 10-24 hardware and used that. Very similar to another reviewer, for the front I only drilled the one hole through the plastic inner fender liner, a 3/4 inch long bolt with a fender washer on the back worked perfectly. And for the back I drilled through the plastic inner fender liner and the hard plastic backing behind it. For the back I needed a 1-1/4 inch bolt with a standard washer. I used nylon insert stainless lock nuts so they would stay secure. The rear tires need to come off as even my 90 degree drill would not fit, maybe if I had a shorty 1/4 inch drill bit it would have worked. Easy on, seem very secure, and they look fine. I am just glad that now there is some protection for the fenders from the stuff thrown up from the tires. Would not hesitate to recommend purchase for similar 2019 1500 classic vehicle.

Put it on my 2016 Power wagon with 35" tires. Used all preexisting holes except for one which needed to be drilled. It was in the plastic fender skirt. The hardware provided require it to tap through the body metal as well which is probably fine but I used my own short nut and bolt to avoid tapping the sheet metal. They provide cover beyond the fender flares and greatly reduced the amount of mud getting on my truck. They are thick and somewhat flexible rubber that seems high quality.

Nice look and very sturdy. Worth the money. Mostly easy to install. 1 screw needs to be drilled in the wheel well - a bit of a pain, but otherwise very easy. Highly recommend!

Only thing is it sucked to take all the tires off to drill the hole and the rivots i had to get a special head for. Price tag was a little steep but the mud flaps are excellent and not upset about buying them.

Easy to install

So, they do not fit RAM 1500's correctly. You have to modify the mounting. BIG knock against Mopar, manufactured in China. Terrible. I can't believe so many "American" companies support that sick country through manufacturing deals. Lastly, how these are advertised as fitting a 2021 model, when the manufacture date on them is from October of 18, is mind boggling.