What This Hanger Set Is
033-04532 is an aftermarket mud flap hanger pair — left and right in one box. Each arm is 30 inches long with a 45-degree angled bend, so the flap hangs back and down instead of straight down. That angle sheds water and road spray off the back of the flap rather than trapping it against the tire.
Construction is black steel. The finish is there to slow surface rust where chips and gravel strike the arm, and the section thickness is what keeps the arm from flexing when a wet 24-inch flap catches crosswind at highway speed. Bolt spacing at the mount is 1-1/8", which is the common hole pattern on heavy-duty frame brackets.
Sold as a pair because you should replace both sides together. A bent hanger on one side and a straight one on the other means the flaps sit at different heights, and that shows up fast in a DOT walkaround. Doing both at once also means one round of hardware and one alignment check.
Why 562.466 Crosses Here
Mud flap hangers cross on four things: arm length, bend angle, mounting bolt spacing, and how the flap attaches. Automann 562.466 and 033-04532 share the same 30-inch length, the same 45-degree angled profile, and the same 1-1/8" bolt spacing. That means the same frame bracket, the same flap position, and the same clearance behind the tire.
The Automann number is listed here for identification only. PartStop LLC is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by any OEM or aftermarket brand, and we don't manufacture under anyone else's name. If 562.466 is what's stamped or invoiced on your old set, 033-04532 is the number to look at as a direct replacement.
A cross-reference is a starting point, not a fitment promise. Frame brackets vary between builds even inside the same fleet spec. Confirm by VIN, or better, pull the old hanger and measure the arm and the bolt spacing before you order.
Checks Before You Order
Measure the old arm from the mounting face to the tip. If it's not 30 inches, this is the wrong length and the flap will either drag or ride too high. Then measure center-to-center on the mounting holes — you're looking for 1-1/8". A caliper or a good tape across clean metal is enough; don't measure through rust scale.
Look at the failure before you replace. Hangers usually go three ways: the arm bends back from curb or dock strikes, the weld at the mount cracks from vibration, or the mounting bolts wallow the bracket holes out. If the bracket holes are egged, a new hanger alone won't hold — fix the bracket too.
Check the flap bolt pattern on your existing flaps while you're under there. Reusing worn flaps on new hangers is a false economy if the top edge is already torn around the bolt holes.
033-04532 Cross-Reference & Interchange Numbers
These manufacturer and aftermarket numbers commonly cross-reference to 033-04532. Use them to identify the part — then confirm the exact fit by VIN or the number stamped on your old unit before you order. An interchange is a starting point, not a fitment guarantee.
| Brand / Line | Cross-Reference Numbers |
|---|---|
| Automann | 562.466 |
Frequently asked questions
Will 033-04532 replace Automann 562.466 directly?
It's built to the same 30-inch length, 45-degree angle, and 1-1/8" bolt spacing, so it's the intended cross for that number. The Automann number is listed for identification only. Confirm against the number on your old hanger or by VIN before you order, since frame bracket setups vary.
Do I get both sides or just one hanger?
033-04532 is sold as a pair — one left, one right. Angled hangers are handed by the direction of the bend, so a pair covers both sides of the axle in one order. Replace both together so the flaps sit at matching height and angle.
Why use a 45-degree angled hanger instead of a straight one?
The angle kicks the flap back and away from the tire, which helps shed water and debris off the back of the flap instead of packing it against the tread. It also gives the flap room to swing without contacting the tire on articulation. Match whatever angle your truck was set up with — mixing straight and angled hangers changes flap position.
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