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Installation

Slide it on. Adjust it. Done.

No drilling into your bed, no fighting your sway bar, no calling a buddy over to hold something while you swear at it. Here's exactly what installing Super Flaps looks like.

Tools needed

Basic hand tools

Nothing you don't already have in the truck box — full list confirmed at launch. Trimming your mudflap length is optional and just takes a utility knife and a 1/4" drill for remounting holes.

The install, step by step
01

Slide it on

Super Flaps slides into place on your hitch setup — no drilling, no permanent modification.

02

Add spacers if your truck needs them

2017–2019 model years need the included spacer. Later years may not — check your fitment guide if you're not sure.

See Fitment page →
03

One mounting bolt per side

That's it. Not a dozen bolts, not brackets on brackets. One per side.

04

Slide in the step mount

Drops right into place once the main unit is mounted.

05

Adjust to your width

Slide it to where you actually want it — not where the manufacturer assumed you'd want it.

06

Install the pin

Locks your width setting in. Done.

07

Add your own lighting (optional)

The mount's there and ready whenever you want to wire in rear lighting.

Super Flaps step and mudflap installed on Ford Super Duty
Just as easy in reverse

Take it off just as easily.

Heading into winter, swapping trucks, or just want it off for a car wash? Super Flaps comes off as easily as it went on. No drilling means no holes to explain later.

Super Flaps mounting tube and pin connection at the truck hitch
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