255300 20-Inch Long Textured Rubber Tow Guard Hitch-Mounted Mud Flaps for 2, 2-1/2 or 3-Inch Ball Mount Shank

Didn't think I would need the heat shield and cooked one of the flaps on the first 25 mile trip. Replaced the flaps with some stall mats from Tractor Supply. Also made my own heat shield from an old aluminum airbake cookie sheet. Works great. Recommend you switch out the bolts that clamp to your hitch shank. Once they got hot, their wasn't any loosening them and had to cut them off. Replaced with quality stainless steel from hardware store.

The flaps are less than 1” from the ground with zero weight in the truck. Once an empty trailer is hooked up, they drag on the ground. The flaps are about 3” short on either side so whatever my tires kick up at the trailer will still hit. The bracket that “clamps” down on the hitch will bend before it’s tight so the whole unit just flops around and bounces off the bumper. I’m going to fabricate a new bracket to hopefully resolve that issue. I used small bungees to get it to sit still. For the price, get some real rock tamers. These are not worth the price.

I use it on my f350, for hot shot, from cars to boats. I had to cut to opening bigger for the hitches on these new trucks, the metal used will need reinforcing in spots, could use an added on pies so it can be widend out if needed, for the price it should be higher quality of steal and engineered better, it will work until I make a better one.

The mounting system to hold it in place is very cheesy does not stay secure that well at all had to do my own modifications for the mounting brackets to hold in place otherwise it Wiggles and Ben's the mounting brackets that came with it

The product itself is fine, but do not expect the minimal clamping system for the ball mount to work. In fact, there was too little room on the ball mount for the mounting bracket. Once I addressed that, the system would loosen up after a few miles and start rubbing on everything. That single clamping system simply has too much leverage from the movement of this large mud flap for it to be effective. I'm going to have to weld a proper bracket system for this to work.

Cumbersome for a full-time RVer. Lackluster installation hardware. Flaps will never lock into a fixed position.

I got 7 months use out of them. Both flaps split from the middle working outward. I’ll rebuild using better rubber flaps on the existing frame. I could have saved a lot of money and just built my own in the first place.

Looked well constructed but were not the correct width for a dually.

Super

Product is cheap. But worse than the product is ge Company. Also Amazon will not back the customer. Worst experience as a customer I have ever had.

was led to believe these mats would fit all truck sizes. Installed only to find out that nope does not accomodate our dually wheels. Is there an adaptor to help rectify this perhaps?