Dodge Ram with Fender Flares Front and Rear Deluxe Molded Splash Guards Mud Flaps

Bought these for my brand new '15 Ram crew cab with factory fender flares. These are just plastic mud flaps, so the price seems a bit steep for what they are. But they're factory parts, so that's to be expected I suppose. The plastic has sort of a rubbery feel on the outside of the guards (the part that doesn't get as dirty), which is a nice touch. Not that you ever handle these really after you install them, so that doesn't make a lot of difference. Install was pretty easy, as they mostly just re-use the screws that already hold on the factory flares. They do ask that you drill 1-2 holes in each flap (depending on front or rear location) and install some plastic pop rivets. However, these rivets are a non-standard size that won't work in any normal rivet gun, so if you use them you'll likely end up using some locking pliers and some help to get that part done. You can get by just fine without installing the pop rivets, but that left a little too much play in the guards for my tastes. Docked one star because of those rivets. The RAM wordmark on the back guards is a nice touch, but in the real world you can't even see it unless you're about 2 feet from the guards because the lettering isn't raised enough. These have definitely kept my white truck cleaner than without, so glad I purchased overall.

One day after washing i noticed some nice rock chips right behind the factory flaresso i new i would have to do something. yes i have larger tires and they throw rocks like crazySo i got these, they fit just OK plastic is a little thin. As you can see by my pics i used 3m primer #94 and VHB tape in addition to the screws... i didn't want to drill and use the rivets they included. came out good. if it reduces the rock chipping i'll be satisfied.

Perfect fit with a little help from a knife. The rear ones fit perfectly out of the box. The front ones needed a couple notches cut to fit tight around the fender liners. Carefully cut short slots hold them perfectly in place at the bottom. I wanted a perfect fit so I bought 2 black body screws from Lowes to replace the semi-useless "pop rivets" they sent. I drilled one small hole the fender flare for the new screw at the top of each front mud flap. There was NO drilling into sheet metal. The screws are invisible and have more holding power than the supplied rivets that don't fit standard rivet guns anyway. :D

Good price for factory fit. it is older style i believe, newer has Rams head if you care.There is a picture of instructions posted with item for sale. that shows a drill.I felt they were more secure and fit better with plastic rivets installed. ( may require special rivet tool )You will only be drilling through plastic flare. (not Metal)

Was looking for some fender flares for my Ram, and in my opinion these looked the best and were reasonably priced. With them being OEM they fit perfect and have the word RAM embossed on them. It says they don’t fit with step bars, but they fit snug up against the ones on my truck.

They required drilling. Although the description doesn't mention drilling one of the question-and-answer says no drilling is required. In fact you have to drill a hole with a one quarter inch bit which is quite a large hole. Another thing that I had issues with this requires a rivet gun which they supply the rivets, but the rivets are too big for any standard rivet gun, even the largest rivet gun sold at Home Depot or an auto-parts store in my area could not fit the rivet. I don't know what rivet gun they expect one to use, but it's not any standard rivet gun that you'll be able to find a box store. May have to special ordering a rivet gun. I ended up going to an auto parts store and getting self tapping plastic screws to fit the huge quarter-inch hole I just drilled in my fender flares. More stars if they went down father to block more mud, and if they didn't required drilling and the supplied rivets actually fit a rivet gun you can find (to thick of a river). They do fit the contours of fenders my 2015 power wagon.

Fit perfect on my 2016 Ram 2500. I just used the factory bolts for install and seem to be holding up just fine after almost two months. At this point don't see any need to drill holes in my truck. No issues with my running boards either. Took only minutes to install. .

Nothing fits like oem, not sure what the other reviews might be talking about, maybe they ordered the wrong set. These fit my ‘14 Laramie, with factory fender flares, perfectly. And also costs less than aftermarket. You will need to buy a poly hand rivet kit to complete the installation, $16 at harbor freight.

perfect fit