Mud flaps question - get front and back sets?

[mdn14]

Front standard rokblokz and rear the XL variant. Hoping to keep crap off the utility trailer and protect the truck a bit.

Theyre pushed all the way to the inside so a little road grime still gets on the side of the truck but that may not be from the tires and just typical spray

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[Calson]

I have had problems with mud flaps on the front wheels getting pulled up under the body work so I put splash guards on the front.

The side step also blocks debris thrown up by the front wheels which is why retracting ones make no sense to me.

 

[Kanuck]

Both....OEM...dealer install before picking up the truck.

 

[SpaceWhiteF150]

Another Rokblokz user!

 

[dzacco]

Both front and back. The cheap Amazon mud flaps that look like OEM are just as good as the OEM units.

 

[CND Supercrew]

Dealer installed

https://www.truckhardware.ca/products/1101

 

[Bobcatou]

I purchased front and rear. Ford OEM flaps.

I put those too on my order. Do they have "Ford" written on them or I hope they are blank?

 

[Bobcatou]

Dealer installed

https://www.truckhardware.ca/products/1101

$811 Cnd Pricey

 

[oncechance]

I put those too on my order. Do they have "Ford" written on them or I hope they are blank?

Ford embossed

 

[Popplemer]

I have the gatorbacks, had rekgen brand on my last truck and prefer the gatorbacks. Better hardware, construction and installation. But at more than double the price they had better be. Zoom necessary but this is the most recent picture of my truck. I like that the front and rears match. My suggestion is buy once cry once, get what you want and get both sets.

 

[CND Supercrew]

$811 Cnd Pricey

The dealer installs on all truck during PDI d/t traffic laws...

 

[gh8toes]

I usually just do the fronts to keep mud from gathering on the power running boards. Don't really like the look of any mudflaps on the truck, but find the front to serve a purpose if you have power running boards.

 

[amschind]

The Gatorback mudflaps are AWESOME. Mounting them is a LOT of fiddly screws, but they are very secure and I haven't had to touch them since install. They are built to stop projectiles.

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