Review on Nansure Mud Flaps for Tesla Model Y | Splash Guards Mudguard Mudflaps Car Accessories | No Drilling Needed | Set of 4 by Joshua Romero

I don't usually write reviews but I was so pleased and also found an easier way to install it than I am right now had to share. If you follow my steps you will be done in less than 20 minutes. A NOTICE. There's a better way to install it, but it's more of a hassle, and let's face it, if you're like me I'm just making sure it looks good, does the job, and is tough. The only steps to complete below are the tailgates (if you can't assemble the front yourself you don't deserve the car lol j/k). The reason I did the below is because there is a bolt on the back that needs to be removed, but what eventually happens is the nut on the inside comes loose and you end up having to remove the fender cover to get the hold bolts on the inside wall of the wing while you screw it in. My steps below avoid that hassle and I've included photos as proof. Tools: Case opener, trimmer or flathead, #10 socket and ratchet. STEPS FOR THE BACK: 1. Loosen the screw underneath, but DO NOT unscrew it completely. (see second photo)2. On the fender, make a cut with a utility knife in the hole where the bottom screw fits, on the side facing the outside of the car. (see 3rd photo)3. Position the fender as if it were assembled but tilt it towards the tire so you have room to wobble underneath, insert the short side of the fender mount first and bend the other side over the screw until it snaps into place. (see 4 photos) 4. Then the rest takes care of itself. Check out my finished photos to see how it turned out for me after following these steps.