🚗 Rock Tamers Mudflap System 3" Hub with Matte Black Stainless Steel Trim Plates, 3" Ball Mount - Ultimate Protection for Your Vehicle Review

Well packaged with decent instructions. Tools included, except large wrenches required for post-installation adjustments. It came together with little effort, but it gets easier if you put it on the hitch first to keep everything stable. Lots of small stainless steel screws, washers and nuts, especially for attaching logo plates, but well worth it. Very professional looking, durable and easy to assemble and disassemble from the hitch. This seems to really help keep rocks and sand off the front…

I bought this for a Class C Thor van. It didn't fit so I sent the item back. The bars are not wide enough to cover the width of the dual wheels. So I thought maybe I'll keep it for my 2018 Ford F150. A hitch extension must be added to all standard Ford hitches to make the unit fit. This changes the towing characteristics of the truck and increases the flexibility of the unit. The valve system makes a well-made impression. I suggest keeping the box so you can return the unit like I did if it…

Best Towing Accessory I have ever bought. I installed them on the back of my 2017 Ram 3500 to protect the fifth wheel. I had to cut 2 inches so I could use them with a truck with different ride heights. This will get them about 2 inches off the road when the truck is loaded and level. I always leave them installed. They are located under the rear parking sensors and just two inches from the rear bumper. My truck is a double-length flatbed, but it's still six inches to my Montana fifth wheel on…

**Update** I have to say Rock Tamers is a solid company. They admitted they had a bad batch of date code flaps that didn't have hard rubber, fixed my truck and sent new ones. I liked them so much I immediately gave mine to a friend who was leaving and he ordered a set which I took. Highly recommended. I am outraged at what this product has done to my truck. A trip from Phoenix to LA never went over 65, and the sunroof flipped over so hard it actually hit the bumper with the "weight" screws on…

We bought a brand new trailer and made the long trip from Kansas to Yellowstone. The trip was 3,500 miles round trip, mostly on the freeway. I set the Rocktamers to a medium length that just fitted the outside of my tire. The next notch was about 4 inches further and I found that too much. Rocktamers' instructions recommend that the guard extends 2 inches past the edges of the tires, which wasn't the case for me. Although they didn't stick out that far (and caught as much wind as possible), the

This product could have been great. I installed it and within the first 400 miles of our ride the right hand one started to fall apart. I purchased and installed a heat shield and provided at least 8 inches of clearance from the top of the exhaust pipe as specified by the company. When we finished driving, another large piece had come loose. The temperature during our trip was below 40 degrees the whole time. I can't imagine what they would do in the summer. One review said it was difficult to…

What can I say? These are by far the best patches. That's a cool move. The packaging was great. Directions are simple and user-friendly. They even have a YouTube channel where you can follow the process. I'm not, they're a bit more expensive than a lot of them out there, but it's worth the extra money to buy them instead. I have a 43 foot fifth wheel that was covered in mud up front and that helped. When I arrive at the RV stop and set up the magazine, I simply pull out the pin on my hitch and…

Overall this product is excellent. BUT, if you have a 2017 Silverado 2500 6.0L Double Cab Pickup, DO NOT BUY IT WITHOUT SOLVING THE EXHAUST SYSTEM PROBLEM. Fearing the distance, I called Rock Tamers support. From the exhaust pipe on this truck and the RT fender. I was told that if you have at least 8 inches of clearance there shouldn't be any problems. It's not like that at all. I had a clearance of 8 1/4" to 9.75" (tubular shaft cut at an angle) to the fender. I decided I was fine. After…