Mabett Tailgate Spoiler for 2022–2025 Ford Maverick — Now Available！

[MABETT]

Hey guys

Over the past few months, quite a few Maverick owners reached out to us asking whether we would consider developing a tailgate spoiler similar to the one offered by Ford.

After collecting feedback and spending time on the design, we’re happy to finally share that we’ve developed our own Mabett tailgate spoiler for the 2022–2025 Ford Maverick, and it’s officially available now.

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A few highlights we’d like to share with the community:

Design
Adds a subtle yet sporty touch to the tailgate, giving the rear of the Maverick a more distinctive and aggressive look without being over the top. Campatible with the tonneau cover.

Finish
Factory painted with a scuff-resistant satin black finish that blends well with the OEM-style look of the truck.

Scratch Protection
Beyond appearance, the spoiler helps protect the upper edge of the tailgate from scratches, dings, and everyday wear.

Easy Installation
Install-ready with a no-drill setup, using strong automotive-grade double-sided tape.

Premium ABS Material
Made from high-impact ABS plastic, designed to hold up well in both extreme cold and hot weather conditions for year-round use.

As always, we truly appreciate the feedback from this community — it played a big role in bringing this product to life.
Happy to answer any questions or hear your thoughts.

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[TNFurb]

Looks nice, but not for me. I would tear it up with loading lumber occasionally. But for those who want more of a street truck look and don’t really use their trucks to haul things longer than the bed, it looks cool.

 

[Maverick Country Club]

I’m guessing the purpose would be to keep the tailgate free of road grime or save fuel by disrupting the air brake behind the tailgate? … or the sporty look?

 

[Cherokee]

Honest opinion,

Does nothing for aerodynamics except likely make it worse by Increasing the verticle surface area of the rear. That will Increase the vacuum effect of the tailgate.

Can no longer lay long stuff on the tailgate.

I don't 'Tape Stuff' to my truck, ever.

Looks Good but would look way better if the spoiler was as wide as the tailgate.

I'll pass.

 

[Chops]

I like it!

I will first need to add a riser, however, so it will rise up higher than my tonneau cover. Unfortunately, I’ll probably procrastinate and pay the price of reduced downforce before purchasing. Keep up the great work!

 

[MABETT]

Looks nice, but not for me. I would tear it up with loading lumber occasionally. But for those who want more of a street truck look and don’t really use their trucks to haul things longer than the bed, it looks cool.

That makes complete sense.

Our goal with this design was more focused on appearance and light-duty protection for daily driving and weekend use, rather than heavy hauling.

Thanks for the honest feedback — it’s always helpful for other Maverick owners considering different setups.

 

[MABETT]

I’m guessing the purpose would be to keep the tailgate free of road grime or save fuel by disrupting the air brake behind the tailgate? … or the sporty look?

The primary purpose is really the sporty / OEM-style look and save fuel by disrupting the air brake behind the tailgate as well as adding some light protection to the upper edge of the tailgate.

 

[Chops]

The height difference between the 25 OEM “spoiler” and the top of my tonneau hurts my eye. Will your spoiler rise above my 1.5in tonneau cover? If I had a flush tonneau cover I’d order today

 

[dhaskit]

It looks nice but for $100 ($80 with the discount) I’m definitely not interested.
My suggestion is for you to re-price it in the $49 range. I think you would sell a lot more of them at that price point, my friends.
Good luck to you.

 

[Hot Runr Guy]

@MABETT Being a "plastics nerd", I see 2 different materials mentioned. 1) a PC (Polycarbonate) alloy, the 2nd being ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene). Which is it?

Thanks, HRG

 

[Itsdavebr0]

It looks nice but for $100 ($80 with the discount) I’m definitely not interested.
My suggestion is for you to re-price it in the $49 range. I think you would sell a lot more of them at that price point, my friends.
Good luck to you.

I got one on Ali-express for $50 after having a bunch of issues with the Air Design one. Looks identical to the one shown here.

 

[GNprime]

Just ordered the tailgate and roof spoiler together. Kind of sucks that I now have to wait until warmer weather though. Definitely don't want to try to install this in 21 degree weather lol.

 

[rtphokie]

That makes complete sense.

Our goal with this design was more focused on appearance and light-duty protection for daily driving and weekend use, rather than heavy hauling.

Thanks for the honest feedback — it’s always helpful for other Maverick owners considering different setups.

With that in mind, would you consider making a simple replacement cover that could be added on top of the factory one to cover scratches and scuffs, and doesn't disrupt the airflow like this one?

 

[Hot Runr Guy]

I got one on Ali-express for $50 after having a bunch of issues with the Air Design one. Looks identical to the one shown here.

Was that recently? I don't see any there under $100.

HRG

 

[Automan21]

Just ordered one. I was hoping it would be a bit more aggressive than the oem one. As someone stated earlier, I might try to put a riser on it or some kind of extra plane of abs onto the angled side. Was always wanting one, Seen a few on eBay but from China or Philippines or something with less than 98% rating.

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