Mud Flaps

[turbopilot51]

Looking for a quality set of hitch mount mud flaps. I am trying to keep some of the road debris off the the fiver. Need advice of those who have tried these style mud flaps.

[RdRmr]

A friend of mine has a pair of "Rock Tamers" with stainless steel trim plates, hitch mounted. He is happy with them.
Another one is "Road wings 4400", also hitch mounted.
Happy Campin..

[DieselMatt]

I love my Duraflaps. Made by Duraflap. I'm not sure if they make what you are looking for, but it is worth taking a look or giving them a call. They are a very high quality mud flap.

[Trent McCain]

Here is what's on my truck. I actually had these same flaps on several trucks for the last 10 + years. On my old body style Ford they were bolted under the bumper as they are on this '09. When I had them on my '06 and '08 F150's, they were each mounted on a square tube. On the F150's there was room above the receiver hitch but below the bumper to weld a square tube across. When I wanted to pull the trailers, I'd insert the flaps and secure them with a pin. They were easy to remove and reinstall when needed. The design of the F350, didn't allow for that to work, so I just mounted them permanent under the bumper. I'm just giving this to you as another idea. I wanted the hitch mounted flaps too, but I didn't want to have the receiver installed, as the truck barely fits in the garage as it is. I also was concerned the rock tamers or something similar would block the factory back up sensors. I had these laying around, so with alittle fabrication I made them fit and saved my money. If I were to do it again, I like the looks of the dura-flaps mentioned above.

Trent

[bigracenut]

I made these front and rear mud flaps on my 2013 Ram 2500. I used a piece of cardboard and made my template, then cut the Diamond plate aluminum. A lot cheaper than store bought!