Rally Mud Flaps Compatible with Ford Focus 2012-2018 (Red Logo)

Excellent product. Pretty easy install. There are no instructional videos out there but it’s basically the same process as the rally armour videos just without the metal bracket. Absolutely love them on my se. They give it a nice look as well as adding some width to the car. I got the white logo to match the oxford white on the focus and it matches very well. Very sturdy without the metal bracket. Just make sure you tighten the bolt all the way down to the liner. Overall, very satisfied with this much cheaper option for mud flaps.

I absolutely love these mud flaps. Front was super easy to get on, hardware was perfect, holes lined up with no issue. Instructions were clear, but they weren’t printed so had to keep the phone open on the web page which wasn’t a huge deal but I personally would have preferred it come with printed instructions. I did, however, jack my car up and take the rear wheels off in order to get to the mounting points easier. I’m sure if you have an offset screwdriver it wouldn’t be all that hard to get to it but I just wanted to make it as easy as possible. Overall, took me about an hour to get them on (including the time it took to chase my 2 year old son around when he stole my drill and thought it would be funny to play keep away from daddy lol) Great product, would definitely recommend. Seem very durable and sturdy, I’ve gone on 2 long trips on the interstate since installing them and no issues whatsoever.

I installed these and they look VERY good. I think the install process was a little difficult, but I can't necessarily blame this product, since it'd be required for all mud flaps. I think something that would have helped though is to have an instruction sheet, which was not included. That being said I was able to figure out what all the parts go to and install them. Other than that, I am very pleased with the product.

This review is for a 2017 Focus RS. The mounting hardware was fine. It seems there have been some revisions to it since the earlier models. All screws and hardware are black. The only screws that are not black are the bolts that go on the very inside of the rear wheel well. Would be very hard to see. But because I'm picky I just sprayed two coats of black spray paint on the tips. Install went fine. The PDF they tell you to go two is somewhat helpful but as other mentioned hard to see the angles with the pictures. If you watch the rally armor install video of CJ Pony Parts then you'll get it for sure. Went on fine, had no issues. Only flaw but not really...was on the rear inside hole where the bolts are suppose to go though. If I forced to push the bolt through it would make the flap go sideways. So what we did was just drill another hole into the inside felt liner and boom it was perfect. Other than that, that was the only hicup we ran into but like stated. Easy to deal with. For the price? You can't beat these when others are ,125.00$ or more. Very happy.

The flaps are super sturdy on the front fenders, no wiggle at all, but wiggles on the back a good bit but on the Ford Focus they have a soft cloth material type liner so it will move around by default. The flaps make the car look wider and looks Awesome. I’ve scrapped the flaps on plenty of speed bumps and driveway entrances, and they have very minor peeling for how many times on the regular they are scraped on my taller driveway entrance. Material is great quality and they also cleans well when wiping them down while washing your car.

I kind of questioned the quality of these when I opened the box to check things out. I think my hesitation of quality was more influenced by the fact that they came with on installation instructions. Once I did take the time to go to the online link for installation directions and reviewed a video or two, my opinion changed to a more positive impression. The installation once you read or watch what you are doing is not difficult as long as you don't over think it. These compare to other like designed mud flap on the market by a few various manufacures and come at a nice savings in price. Part of the cost savings is in the spacer design part. Other manufacures use a plastic uniform part, where as the screw spacers on this kit are close in length and made from what appears to be cut from fuel line hose. While it does work and does also allow for some flexibility in snugging up the fit of the flaps, it also allows for some side to side wiggle in doing so. Misses in giving that solid feel of quality, but still, in the end, it seems to work and hold the flaps in place. These do sit low to the ground so I can see how others made mention of rubbing on speed bumps and hitting curbs if you were to back into a parking space. They are a nice stout material yet have the flexibility to not suffer or damage in doing so. They are also nice and wide which give the owner the choice of tucking them in towards the wheel well or extending them outward for maximum protection. Over all these are well worth the money and $15 to $65 less then their like competition in the market place.

I don’t like my flaps all loose and flapping in the wind if you catch my drift lol. These bad boys hold still in even the roughest conditions. So firm even the speed bumps want to touch em. High quality and super bitchen to look at. Easy installation. Took like 35 minutes for all 4. Although these things are so sturdy that you could probably screw one bolt in and they’d stay.

Instructions are extremely vague. Mudflaps themselves feel like they were 3D printed however they seem pretty sturdy. Spent 6 hours fighting with the rear mudflaps, had to take both rear wheels off of my Focus ST and even then, lining up the screws were a huge pain. The main issue is the wheel liner blocking your vision and then the screws not lining up perfectly unless you apply some pressure to lift the mud flap (hard with just 2 hands). Other than that, they look nice and match my car nicely..