MF12-BAS-RD Basic Black, Red Mud Flap with Logo (Universal Fitment (no Hardware)), 1 Pack

I’ve wanted a set of these for a long time and once I got my Tacoma I decided it was time. I couldn’t believe how affordable they were! Install was super simple for a universal set like this. Take off your old mudflaps if you have them, lay them over in the position you want, and mark the holes with a sharpie. Drill the holes and install. Done! So stoked with how this turned out.

These are perfect if you love the rally armor mud flaps but don’t own a WRX or BRZ or any other vehicle that they make specific mud flaps for. I own a 2002 Saab 9-5 and I live in Alaska, so mud flaps up here are really needed. These poly-blend plastic mud flaps are a cheaper alternative to the more expensive ones. They feel nice and strong and bend just enough to fit your vehicle. These are really nice because they come in a basic universal shape and you can cut them to any size/shape you want. I really like how wide they are, and they fit my car, so I didn’t do any trimming at all except on my rear left flap I had to trim a bit off the side for my exhaust. I mounted mine 4 ¼” off the ground, and they look really nice. I mounted mine are far out from the body as I could so I can get the most protection. They stick out about an inch or so, and I really like how they look. These universal mud flaps don’t come with hardware or holes in the flaps, but it is really easy to mount them yourself. I just bought some ¾” metal screws from Walmart, lined the top of the mud flap exactly 4 ¼” off the ground and drilled it in. I then used a bubble level to get the mud flap nice and even and then I put several screws in to hold it. Most cars have bolts already on the car that hold the lining in and side skirts etc, so you can just measure where those are and drill the holes and use the existing bolts to mount them. They come in a nice matte black with a nice red logo. These mud flaps are definitely worth the money, I haven’t tried a real expensive model of rallyarmors so I can’t compare the quality, but I am very satisfied with the quality of these ones.

Installed these on my 2005 Toyota Tundra crewcab/doublecab. Used the old ones to mark the holes and know where i needed them. Easy to install after a quick and easy hole drilling session. But love the look of them and definitely a great product for a cheap price.Have seen a lot of these are being applied to Subaru. 8 do know they look good on them but some of them like the new ones have to have holes drilled into the fender.

I love these flaps because they feel very durable for their price. Rally armor always had a good reputation and with these basic flaps, there shouldn't be an exception. Install was a little tricky on my '17 Cruze Hatch RS because there wasn't a lot of screw mounts so I had to DIY some mounts. I've never done work to any car so there was a learning curve. It didn't help that my car was a little older so some of the screws were ready to disintegrate on me. I made cardboard templates for the holes and went off of that. Once I got the hang of things, install went faster and smoother. They look amazing on my hatch and I can't wait to test them out on the road.

The media could not be loaded. Bought these for my 2023 Subaru Outback Wilderness Edition and MAN did they turn out great! Took 2 hours to instal and had to modify the car a tiny bit under the fenders but other than that they work PERFECTLY! Definitely recommend!

Way cheaper than buying the custom fit ones, about 140$ cheaper. I recommend making a cardboard template of the flaps and trimming them until satisfied. Then measure the holes on your inner fenders and tape the cardboard to the fenders, make sure to have a small level handy as well so they sit right. Once youre happy transfer them to the real ones and there they are.

These mud flaps work great for my car if you have a little bit of know how you can get the job done. It does not come with mounting screws so be ready to make a trip to the hardware store. They are pretty thick like the ones that are vehicle specific but way cheaper.

The product is what is what it is. Cheap, afforable, and keeps the mud and rain off your vehicle and those behind you. After a hard Michigan winter in sub zero temps they cracked off my vehicle. Good for the price