Gatorback Mudflaps

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What kind of mud flaps does the sharp Gatorback line have?

  The Gatorback line features custom logo mud flaps made to perfectly compliment your Chevy Silverado, Ford F150, Ford F350, Dodge Ram or GMC Sierra pickup trucks. For more information on selecting the correct mud flaps or mud guards for your truck, please visit our SharpTruck Blog or contact our customer service team at [email protected].

• What are some of the best mud flaps for a truck or SUV?

  Custom molded mud flaps from WeatherTech and Husky are designed to fit perfect to the contours of your truck or SUV. For the ultimate in heavy duty mud guards, the Gatorback series from Truck Hardware has got your back... these top selling mud flaps will get the looks as they protect your truck.

• What is the difference between offset mud flaps and mud flap brackets?

  The amount of offset, or kickback, varies between 5/8” to 2”. Installation of offset mud flaps can require a higher level of expertise. These brackets are used in conjunction with with mud flaps, the mud flaps are cut horizontally to desired length and attached to the mud flap brackets.

• Which is better a duraflap or a Gatorback?

  I haven’t run the Gatorbacks but I have the Duraflaps on my truck. They are correct that it won’t sail and the chrome is just for looks. They offer it in mirror finish, brushed finish, and no stainless at all. The fit and finish is really good and if you order the no drill they’re super simple to put on.

• How big of a kickback do you need for mud flaps?

  The amount of offset, or kickback, varies between 5/8” to 2”. Installation of offset mud flaps can require a higher level of expertise. These brackets are used in conjunction with with mud flaps, the mud flaps are cut horizontally to desired length and attached to the mud flap brackets.

• What do you need to know about offset mud flaps?

  Offset mud flap brackets, or kick-back brackets, are used with oversized tires and move the mud flap back away from the tire to prevent contact between the mud flap and the tire. The amount of offset, or kickback, varies between 5/8” to 2”. Installation of offset mud flaps can require a higher level of expertise.

• What kind of mud flaps do I need for my Chevy Silverado?

  The Gatorback line features custom logo mud flaps made to perfectly compliment your Chevy Silverado, Ford F150, Ford F350, Dodge Ram or GMC Sierra pickup trucks. For more information on selecting the correct mud flaps or mud guards for your truck, please visit our SharpTruck Blog or contact our customer service team at [email protected].

• What's the difference between mud flaps and splash guards?

  Also known as splash guards or mud guards, mud flaps are constructed out of thick rubber or plastic, diamond plate, custom-molded, brush strip or stainless steel styles and help keep your vehicle protected and looking sharp.