A-Premium Mud Flaps, Compatible with Toyota Tacoma 2016-2023

Received them in a timely manner, well packed, flexible, not the hard plastic,they are good quality, and look good, nice fit.

I have to say, I thought I’d be sending these back just based on the price, and the perceived quality of the “sales pitch” on the storefront. When they arrived (in two short days) I was pleasantly surprised! These mud flaps are quality. They come with extra hardware in case the fasteners on your car are missing or need to be replaced, or just to screw in an extra corner. I was also relieved that they really are super easy to install. They even throw in a multi head screwdriver so you literally have everything you need right out of the box. They look great and do what they’re supposed to. I highly recommend.

These mud flaps were the perfect fit for our 2023 toyota tacoma. They were easy to install. They work great with keeping snow and sludge off the running boards.

The Good: The mud flaps are well made and fit my truck well. The Irritating But I Can Live With: Zero instructions but hey, it's 4 bolts and each flap can only fit in one spot. The Moronic: The fasteners that come with the mud flaps are useless. I re-used my old bolts and that was fine but the additional hole per flap needed a specific plastic fastener not included and it's pretty much guaranteed you'll destroy at least some of the old ones removing them. I bought a box of fasteners here on Amazon that had the fasteners I needed: "GOOACC 240PCS Bumper Retainer Clips Car" - with fastener remover. They worked fine. Notes: 1. You're screwing into plastic. Go gentle! 2. You can get the front tire out of the way by turning the steering wheel 3. You can do the back ones without removing the tires by using a socket wrench and a short socket. Remember, you are screwing into plastic. Take it easy. Once installed, they're great! My Truck: 2019 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab TRD Off-Road - Black

I just installed these.. 10 minutes ago. First off, there is a video that someone posted, it’s about a minute long and it is worth it’s weight in gold. Check it out: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B077X1BYJC?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title#cr-media-gallery-popover_1638037110860 Second, the bag of hardware that is included.. you will need (4) total screws from the bag (one for each mud flap that screws into the flat-looking screw headthat looks like a square-bit screw head in each fender. Like the video says at the end.. DO NOT TRY TO UNSCREW IT!! You use it to screw in ONE of of the included hardware screws. You will then use the EXISTING screws on the fender flares of your truck. Simply unscrew those.. a 10mm socket works best.. no need to take the tires off. Set them aside and you will line up the holes on the mudflaps with the holes on the flares and re-install the screws you removed. Also, like the video says, on the two rear flaps there is flexible tab that stands upright on the mudflaps. Fold then down (away from the mudflaps) and they will be used with one of the screws (bottom-side) of the fender flares, that you previously removed. Again.. if you are trying buy addition hardware.. you are doing something wrong. Hope this helps. This was the easiest set of mudflaps I have ever installed and when installed correctly, they are as close to OEM as you can get.. for waaay cheaper.

It seems a bit silly, but it doesn't look like a Toyota pickup until it has some mud flaps. I just put these on my 2021 TRD Off Road, and I have to say I am very impressed with them. I actually bought them as a warehouse deals option for 1/3 of what they are listed for, figuring how much could damaged packaging affect mud flaps? Well, they survived just fine. Actually they appear to be made out of a pretty durable material. The hardware supplied also looks to be pretty high quality with some type of presumably anti-corrosion coating. The fit is fantastic. The coverage looks great too, not too long and not too stubby. I took it out for a quick spin in the snow and dirt on this wonderful Montana morning, and they will do the job! For not having deep tread, the factory goodyear tires sure throw a lot of rocks. No ugly logos, they just look like they came from the factory and happened to cost quite a bit less. Be a considerate, decent person and install mud flaps on your truck. We've all have chipped and cracked windows - particularly in the western states - it sucks. It's just too bad that they don't still come installed on the SR5 and up like they used to.

I purchased these for my 2021 TRD Sport DCLB. They went on very easy. I don't know if the installation is the same for 2016's thru 2020's, but this is how easy mine was.. On the rears, you take out 4 factory 10mm screws on each wheel well, put the mud flap in place, re-install the 4 original screws but leave them loose until you get everything lined up. Then use one of the 8 provided philips head screws and install it in the 5th hole, and screw it in to the previously unused, but factory prepared hole in the fender liner... The fronts were about the same, remove 3 factory screws, place flap in place, re-install the original screws, and use 1 more of the provided screws in the previously unused hole... Each flap takes only 1 of the provided screws, so don't be worried if you have a bunch of left over screws and j-nuts... I think they'll be just what I need, and should be plenty sturdy for winter.. They look like OEM.

I very much like this product and have had it for a few months now for my Toyota Tacoma! After having them for a few months they’ve held up very well! Super easy to install and fit perfectly. Comes with tools you need; however you have to remove a plastic push rivet on all four of them and this rivet usually breaks when you remove them so make sure you have some around when installing these as the product does not come with them. Outside of that the product as worked exactly as expected!

These fit perfect on my taco, these are great! Money well spent! And super easy install!

N0 Queda Toyota Tacoma 2018

These fit really well. Almost like the original version. I was impressed with how they fit. Would buy again if needed.

They were as advertised, perfect fit and easy to install

I put these on my Tacoma because they were cheaper than the OEM Tacoma mud flaps. So far after half a year of being installed, they held up very well. The flaps appear to be high quality and fit perfectly. That being said, the design of the flaps seems to be almost "spoon-like" with a concave inwards shape. This causes slush, snow and mud to build up inside of the flaps which means you need to clean these more than a conventional mud flap. I cut the flaps bottom portion to allow the snow, slush and mud to flow off of the flaps themselves. After that modification, they're perfect.