Front AND Rear Splash Guards installed (part numbers included)

Got the full set of splash guards today and got them put on! 45ish min install in total

Front splash guards part number : NZ6Z-16A550-AA
Rear splash guards part number: NZ6Z-16A550-BA

Thanks for sharing, very appreciative! Seeing lots of forms of 245s being thrown on. As a person who lives in Minnesota, knowing full well the tires will kick up salt n garbage year round, it's nice to see those flaps stick out a lot. I have intensions of mud flaps and 235 Goodyear Wrangler Trailerunners. I'll be one of the few that doesn't get a Toyo Open Country AT3 and post it on here. * Sorry Toyo fans, I won't say the tire is bad... But I don't need to follow the herd.

Thanks. Doesn't look like there is much holding it to the truck. One screw?

Is it the same for both front and back?

SgtLip said:

Thanks. Doesn't look like there is much holding it to the truck. One screw?

Is it the same for both front and back?

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theres also 2 bolts and a pop rivet into the wheel well so they aren’t going anywhere. Fronts do not have the bracket mount. Just bolts into the wheel well and a clip underneath.

mdl20813 said:

theres also 2 bolts and a pop rivet into the wheel well so they aren’t going anywhere. Fronts do not have the bracket mount. Just bolts into the wheel well and a clip underneath.

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Thanks. Are they rigid or flexible? Like someone above said, I like the way they stick out a little.

I like them a lot, were these a special order, and how much $$. Thank you

Goose..you there? said:

I like them a lot, were these a special order, and how much $$. Thank you

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just ordered from my dealer’s parts department. $50 per pair.

SgtLip said:

Thanks. Are they rigid or flexible? Like someone above said, I like the way they stick out a little.

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They’re molded so semi rigid I suppose is the best term. There’s some flex and give but they aren’t just a rubber flap like the gator back ones

There isn’t a rear wheel well liner? Hard to tell from the photos.

ColoradoShooter said:

There isn’t a rear wheel well liner? Hard to tell from the photos.

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There is. Plastic liners in the rear.

Do you think there’s a way to make a cover for this area?

I am wondering if the fender flair accessory would add the coverage you are looking for. These would not be compatable with splash guards and also quite pricey

MaverickTime said:

I am wondering if the fender flair accessory would add the coverage you are looking for. These would not be compatable with splash guards and also quite pricey

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I haven’t seen either of them but I feel like the fender flare would go on the outside of the wheel well, right? This looks like it’s on the inside.
Is there a place to attach something to the mudflat and to the rear fender liner?

Brian_J said:

Do you think there’s a way to make a cover for this area?

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My question would be, is that gap because of the Mud Flap design or is it part of the trucks design? If you went with a different Mud Flap would the gap still be there?

I ordered the front pair, my dealer couldn't find the rear. Seems they are unavailable at the moment. Good news I guess is that there is a ford warehouse 1 hour from me, so shipping will be short!