Husky Liners 59451 Rear Mud Guards Fits 2015-2020 Ford F150

I was lucky to find mud guards for vehicle with automated running boards. One rubbed on the tire with sharp turn but was able to grind edge down so that it fit perfectly. I had to take the rear wheels off to install which is a bit of a task but got it done.

They seem to be very sturdy. It was an easy install. Even came with the clear vinyl to put on the paint to prevent scratches. I liked the textured finish. Would have been nice if they offered different lengths. I would have preferred a set that was a little shorter. But overall a very nice product.

I like the flaps they are a good fit however there's only one good attachment point and that is the factory screw point, the top clip is very difficult to attach and the bottom double sided tape does not hold so I had to drill and attach that point with a stainless steel screw and fender washer.

The mud flaps fit great! In case anyone is wondering—you do NOT remove the “mini” factory black plastic mud flaps that come factory on a 2025 Ram 2500–the husky flaps fit on top of those. These look really good and should provide protection from rock pecks on paint—that is why I wanted them.

They look great, except they're shiny kind of hard plastic. I expected more of a rubbery dull material. I'm not saying it's a bad product, they're just not for me.

Very happy with these add on liners! They were very easy to install using the existing screws. They added the extra protection I needed to keep the splatter off the side of my truck that the stock GMC mud guards didn't do.

These mud guards arrived on time and fit perfect. I had them on my 26 Ram in about a half hour. The price was right and I would highly recommend them .

Geary easy to install. Everything lined up. I would add one set of screws for the front top or a clip like the back ones. Also, precut paint protector would be awesome as well. Trying to see the lines and cut was a pain. Overall I would recommend this to anyone.

Nice mud guards for a reasoable price. The hardest part of the install was installing the narrow strip of paint protection film on the fenders where the guards wrap ever so slightly around.

These are nice double wide mud guards that extend behind both tires as opposed to the OEM guards that only cover the single outboard tire. The three OEM screws match perfectly, however, if you have the optional rear wheelhouse liners, you'll have to modify the installation. Part of that liner has to be cut away in order for the mud guards to fit properly. Also, the metal spring clamps that are supposed to hold the upper section are too long and will not slide all the way in because part of the metal fender stops them. I drilled a small hole in the upper inboard corner and installed 3/8" washer screws and IMHO it makes the installation better.