2021 Ranger Molded Mud Guards

[paval3]

So after 13 days of the Ford accessories web site saying my order was still "processing", I called the Ford dealer where they were to be shipped to. Gave them the order number at the parts department and the fellow said he would have his supervisor check into it. Got a call back about 30 minutes later, they had received the mud guards but didn't know why I hadn't received an email stating they were in at the dealership. So finally, I take the truck tomorrow to have them installed.

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[CHS]

Bought an off brand. Half the price (Got them used on Amazon) thick material, fit like a glove and look great. Took 30 minutes to install. They can be installed with or without drilling. I used the drill method. Figured I was only drilling into the plastic wheel trim so not concerned with any future rusting issues.
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[Motorpsychology]

I put Weathertechs on my 2018 Escape. Simple no-drill installation. They come with all the specific hardware for the install. Some installations involve drilling hole in the inner fender liner, but I believe in those cases they provide a template. I factory ordered splashguards for my Ranger. Had I not done that, I would have gotten the Weathertechs again.

 

[paval3]

I put Weathertechs on my 2018 Escape. Simple no-drill installation. They come with all the specific hardware for the install. Some installations involve drilling hole in the inner fender liner, but I believe in those cases they provide a template. I factory ordered splashguards for my Ranger. Had I not done that, I would have gotten the Weathertechs again.

Our family business sells truck accessories in addition to our manufacturing aluminum truck caps. I ordered Weathertech molded splash guards from our distributor, but sent them back because I liked the looks of the Ford OEM style better.

 

[Davidjc]

I see the molded splash guards on the accessories.ford.com web site. The price shown there is the same as what the dealer (where I purchased truck last week) quoted me, so that's fine. On the accessories website though it shows the installation as $30/pair, but the parts & service department quoted me $57.50/pair for installation. Did anyone get their dealer to honor the $30/pair shown on the website? The parts guy told me it shows 30 minutes installation time for each pair.

Perhaps ask a local mechanic shop about putting them on. I did mine and, while the little clamps are tight and require some pressure to seat them, it is doable. I didn't even use the screws. I put 2 more clamps where the screws go.

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