Review on 🚙 TOYOTA Authentic Mud Guards by Craig Galante

Gather everything before attempting to screw anything. Note that the small indentations in the panels indicate potential screw points - see where the wings fit together. Don't throw away the screws currently occupying the holes, especially the ones below, as they may fit better than the ones provided. Up front, you'll probably need to steer the wheels all the way left and right to get a reasonable working angle. On the back, don't resist - just go ahead and remove the wheel to get a working space, you'll need to use a regular screwdriver (manual or electric) and not a square one, as you'll need to be able to press that firmly screw. This made the kit relatively easy to install. The guards have weathered fall and winter snow, mud and slush and still seem to be firmly anchored.