Mud Flaps on Ebay

Has anyone bought these mud flaps on ebay that supposedly fit the raptor? I would love to see some pictures of them installed if possible.


4pcs Front Rear Mud Flaps Splash Guards Fit for 2010 2015 Ford Raptor F150 | eBay

Delivery from hong kong ? Damn that will take a month...lol

I have two pair of gm ones that were on my truck until I put different wheels on it.They look near identical to those you listed...no writing etc and strong plastic.

RV67 said:

Delivery from hong kong ? Damn that will take a month...lol

I have two pair of gm ones that were on my truck until I put different wheels on it.They look near identical to those you listed...no writing etc and strong plastic.

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I'm looking for something that fits more like a splash guard than a full on mud flap. I don't mind if it takes a month to get them, but I know it's not worth trying to return them if they don't fit properly. Ebay shows 21 units have been sold. It's probably a long shot that a FRF member is one of them.

I wouldn't buy those. Product looks sketchy and there is no 2015 raptor

Don't forget to consider the Vortex Mud Guards. They are vented which allows water flow through.

Make sure if you get Vortex, especially in Colorado, that you keep your sales receipt. They will want that when you break them and need to return them for another set. Over, and over, and over........

They don't hold up well in the winter. Not sure about in warmer weather because all mine broke and I just took the little pieces left off and threw them away.

2014RubyRed said:

Make sure if you get Vortex, especially in Colorado, that you keep your sales receipt. They will want that when you break them and need to return them for another set. Over, and over, and over........

They don't hold up well in the winter. Not sure about in warmer weather because all mine broke and I just took the little pieces left off and threw them away.

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Thanks for the heads up. I'm going to try some cheap universal splash guards I found at an auto parts store. The previous owner had mudflaps on it that were removed before I bought it so I'm going to reuse those holes. I may only use them in the winter and won't really mind if I have to buy a new set every year or two since they are $12 a pair.

truckarl said:

Don't forget to consider the Vortex Mud Guards. They are vented which allows water flow through.

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Yeah and the increased gas mileage because air vents through it too according to their marketing, lol

These break, its a simple as that. The company is great though and will continue replace them as long as you have atleast some part of it to send back with the copy of receipt. After awhile, you will get tired of doing this. I would recommend these because they do look nice and if you live in the south with no offroading.

I've had the Vortex on for a while but managed to break off both rears clean and the lower part of one of the front this winter. Will be looking at other options next winter.

HORN HIGH ACES said:

Thanks for the heads up. I'm going to try some cheap universal splash guards I found at an auto parts store. The previous owner had mudflaps on it that were removed before I bought it so I'm going to reuse those holes. I may only use them in the winter and won't really mind if I have to buy a new set every year or two since they are $12 a pair.

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Why choose cheap mud flaps and put them on a very expensive truck? Since you have the best truck on the market buy the best mud flaps that are available. The choice is yours...