Husky Liners - Rear Mud Guards | 2005-2015 Toyota Tacoma w/OEM Fender Flares & Mud Guards, Rear Set - Black, 2 Pc. | 57931

One of the front mud flaps on my '06 Tacoma came apart Monday so I went on line, read some reviews, and ordered a set of Husky mud flaps. It's Wednesday, and the mail truck pulled up about two thirty with the new mud flaps. I read the instructions, poured myself a glass of iced tea, took my stool and tools out and went to work. Two hours after the delivery the new liners were on the truck. It only took so long since I'm pretty methodical, had to spend a little time rummaging in the barn for a machine screw that had rusted off the truck, and also had to quiet down my dog who took exception at the neighbor's cat investigating the project.The new flaps fit perfectly, and in my opinion are better than the originals. As some people have pointed out, the front flaps don't hang down as low as the factory flaps, but that is not a disadvantage: I always thought the originals were too long and I bet that is part of the reason mine broke. The Husky material is heavier gauge than the originals as well, which I expect will make them hardier. These are good looking mud flaps.Some people have mentioned difficulties with the screw clips but I don't have a clue what they are talking about. I just followed the instructions, which were about as short and simple as could be, and everything popped into place 1-2-3 with the exception of the rusted machine screw I had to replace. Incidentally, don't let my travails with a rusted screw put you off. That's just me and what happens to any truck used and stored in the elements for eleven years.I was a little puzzled by the the product description mentioning compatibility with fender flares, since I do not have such things on my truck, and didn't know if these were specially made to only work with them. Not to worry, the mud flaps fit just fine without fender flares.I'm really happy with the quality and fit of the product and the ease at which it went into place. If you need to replace your old mud flaps or just want to put something on your truck that's a little better than the original, get yourself a set of these.

Mud flaps were a perfect fit, look better, less expensive and way stronger than the OEM flaps. No drilling required and holes lined up perfectly with OEM fender holes on my 2006 Tacoma Pre-Runner 2WD. Rear kit came with all the parts needed including ALL mounting hardware. The kit did not supply the plastic push clips, but did supply some screws and flat nuts (like those used for car speakers) that took the place of the plastic push through clips. Reused OEM mounting bolts and with supplied screws and nuts, those flaps are solid. Even had clear plastic stickers to cover paint in case OEM ones were in bad shape. Buying the front set next for another 20 minute upgrade to my truck.

I ordered these to match the front pair I also ordered for my '05 PreRunner, and they fit well with the exception that they did, in fact, need one hole drilled for the center-outside rivet, for both left and right sides, as another reviewer commented on. I was fortunate in that the remnants from the original mud flaps were still attached to the wheel wells in my truck, so once I got those off, I could use that template to drill the mounting hole accurately. The matching front mudflaps (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005ZZH7G0) do not have this problem, and also fit very well.I ordered these rivets, which worked excellently for both front and rear: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IKPEDZU You'll probably need a mallet or a heavy hand-size chunk of something to press them in, especially for these rear flaps. Unless you are removing your wheel to install these, in which case the mallet will work great.Also, be very careful when go to screw back in the mounting bolts, and don't crank them down very hard unless you want to strip out the threads on the wheel well side.Lastly, I want to remark on Husky Liners prominently advertised "lifetime warranty". Not that I ever expect to use it, I did experience some bewilderment at the box inserts explaining how the warranty works. In the second paragraph says "Return the alleged defective part to the place of purchase for replacement or refund." Does anyone think that Amazon is going to accept my broken mud flap 5 or 10 years from now if it breaks so they can handle my warranty? The next sentence says: "Please have a copy of your purchase receipt available when you call." Which am I supposed to do, return the defective part, or am I supposed to call someone? At least there is an 800 number and an address on the form to use if something does break sometime. I'd be very interested in hearing if anyone has had to use this warranty, and how the company handled their claim. I hate to be a debbie downer, but I suspect that if something happens to my rear flaps down the road, I will probably be excluded because I had to drill that rivet hole that they "forgot" to put in there.

The Husky rear mud flaps are thick and sturdy. Installation is easy but I used a 3/8" drill to allow use of the 10mm OEM screws. I used a plastic fastener from from my parts pin to complete the installation. I did not use the attachment hardware that Husky provided.I found the Husky mud flaps to be of better quality than off-brand mud flaps.

Easy to install and look great.

Son de mejor calidad que ni los originales, lo único malo es q el kit no viene con toda la tornillería necesaria, me toco comprar tornillos adicionales en la ferretería, fuera de eso todo bien

Easy to install. Should be better than stock mud flaps. Front ones are shorter than stock so they shouldn't get caught up which is good because that why the stock one broke in the first place. Back ones are just a bit shorter too. It also seems like you get a bit more wheel clearance too. Fits great with my 265/75R16. I think they look good and should be more durable than stock mud flaps.

Good fit, quality material, priced right.Installation tip: loosely install all bolts (existing and new) to ensure you can get them all lined up and then tighten all hardward.

These mud guards fit perfectly, but it seems the screw holes were just a little off, which made it more difficult then need be to install. There was only two screws per mud guard, you need to use the old ones. A couple of screws were very tough to get in on the rear tires. There wasn’t much for room to screw them in, you need a very short screwdriver or to take the tires off. Once I got the first one in, the rest were a lot easier. They also come with a rock guard sticker for behind the flaps. Besides being a little tough to install, I’m very satisfied with the look. Hope the work well in the winter.

The flaps are well made and quite think and sturdy. However, some of the holes don't line up with the factory holes on the truck. I had to elongate some holes in the mud flaps in order to fasten them.