All Weather Mud Guards - Splash Protection for Subaru Crosstrek 2024 - Front & Rear Set of 4

Nice set of mud flaps for my 2023 Toyota Tacoma SR without fender flares ! Rear ones fit perfectly around Toyota’s small plastic guards. Less than 15 minutes to install.

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Other mud flaps are made of PP (Polypropylene) and are brittle compared to ABS. You can read the reviews of those products and see the complaints. Also, the texture of this product matches the F150 very well. The issue is the fit. There is a factory plastic trim piece used to finish the edge of the fender and cover up the fender bolts. I believe these mud flaps were designed to replace this trim piece. There is no way they will fit with the trim piece in place unless you drill new holes and then the fit wouldn't be very good. As others have said, there are no instructions so you don't know if they expect you to remove this factory trim piece but when it's off, the holes align and the flap fits perfectly. I cut my trim piece and reinstalled it to cover up the fender bolts. Even then, I had to loosely install the mud flap first, then install the trim piece and then tighten the mud flap screws. Also, use the Ford screws as the ones they provide are too big to use with the Ford clips. I didn't install the rear flaps. See the pictures for the trim piece and the finished fit.

They don't fit the Kia Forte GT-Line on the front or the back wheel wells. I tried every combination I could, spent 45 minutes trying to line them up over and over and they simply do not fit the screw pattern of the wheel wells and they don't even fit into the wheel wells very tightly in the first place so even if the screw holes matched up well enough to install them, they would have spray going through the gaps and dirt and stuff stuck between the flaps and the body of the car. They're useless and unfortunately I could not try fitting them until the return window was past already so they are just headed to recycling now.

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These mud flaps (Splash Guards) were advertised on Amazon as being compatible with my 2013 RAM 1500.I took this to mean all I would have to do is remove existing screws where the flaps are to be installed and put the new mud flaps on. Well it was as lot more than that. The holes on the front flaps lined up fairly well with the existing holes but I had to remove the existing trim for the flaps to fit properly. I also had to drill additional holes for the flaps to mount securely. I used a combination of existing screws and some of the screws that came with the flaps to get them mounted.The back flaps did not require removing any of the existing trim, but the holes in these new flaps did not line up properly and I had to drill holes into the flaps in order mount them. I also had to drill new mounting holes in the truck for the front and back mud flaps. Otherwise it would have been a very loose fit. There were no instructions in the box and I basically had to figure it out as I went along.So these mud flaps are not for anyone who is not already familiar with doing basic installation and modifying to suit .So Buyer Beware

Fit’s awesome on my truck

I had no clue these were rather stiff, but it'll do.

excellent

bonne pièce

Ajustement parfait 👍