Husky Liners - Mud Guards | Fits 1994-2001 Dodge Ram 1500, 1994-2002 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 (2 Pc. Fits Front Or Rear) - Black | 56001

Very nice quality. Perfect fitment on a 1998 ram 1500 2wd. Plastic is flexible and the perfect amount of extension on the bottom to keep mud and rocks off lower rockers.

Excellent product!Edge likes his truck lookin good at all times because nothing impresses the ladies more than a good lookin guy in a good lookin truck so I don't want any mud, tar, sand, salt, road-kill, etc. on my fenders so I installed these Husky Liner Flaps on my classic Ram Truck. These flaps fit perfectly and were very easy to install. I didn't even have to remove any wheels. And I like the nice, clean, low-profile factory look.So why wait for the tar to ruin the looks of your nice truck? Do what Edge did and pop on some of these bad-boy Husky Flaps . If you don't install these babies soon, you might as well push that truck of yours right off a cliff.

Worked has well on 1998 Dodge RAM 2500. After 6000 miles they are still fine.

I use this product on a 2002 3/4 ton and they fit perfect

Don't believe the Amazon Confirmed fitment statement on the Amazon page, these absolutely do not fit a '96 Ram 3500 Laramie XLT. Not even close! Must be for some smaller vehicle because this flap doesn't accommodate the running boards and only two of the five screw holes might possibly gain purchase for attaching to the body. Waiting for the rears to see if they are equally incorrect before returning. But these fronts have to be returned! Waste of my time! Be advised that these guards do not come with any screws or clips of any kind. In Amazon's defense, Husky is to blame here because they, not Amazon, determine the fitment parameters. How could Husky make such a blatant mistake on the fitment of their product(s)?

I installed four these mudguards on my 96 Dodge Ram truck, they fit fairly well and are a bit smaller than I would have hoped but actually will do OK. I thought they would be a quick bolt on with just a few holes to drill but in my case they didn't line up all that well so my only issue is with the installation. I found that the holes in the mudguards did not line up exactly with the factory Dodge holes for the rear wheel wells and as the instructions show using them it would have caused mine to be crooked. The instructions also show the need to drill all the holes for the front however on my truck the two holes that were already holding the inner fend were in the correct position so they did work out. All of this is no big deal and just a little care is need to put them on straight.

Screw holes didn't line up with holes on the fender of 1994 RAM. Had to drill and rivet myself. Otherwise, they look nice.

They fit.