🚙 2017-2021 Jeep Compass Mud Flaps Kit - Front and Rear 4-PC Set by TOPGRIL for Mud Splash Guard Review

The quality of the fenders is impressive. They were easy to install on my compass. The holes were well matched and the entire installation took about half an hour.

As per other reviews, very easy install on the front valves, had to trim the rear valves a bit but no big deal, they worked great. Generally very happy with them.

Right side not perfect for 2021 Jeep Compass Sport 4x4. Some adjustments need to be made, e.g. B. Cropping and cropping. The supplied screws are too big compared to the existing ones. In the end, the original screws were used. A new hole needs to be drilled in the front.

Everything but the right back panel was easy to install and I used my original hardware. You need a little trimming. This is when the plastic is on the right side so it lines up flush. It does not disturb the external appearance. The rear isn't flat, but the fender is flat. I took a picture to show you. Just cut it off with a razor blade. Very easy. It took 20 minutes to install all four fuses. would recommend.

Actual mudflaps are acceptable but I had to pay to have them fitted. They are advertised for the 2021 Jeep Compass. What they don't seem to take into account is the plastic molding around the wheel arch. The bar is not fastened with screws, but the wings are fastened with screws that are too short. So you're on the car, but with a screw that was part of the trim attachment. The supplier may want to visit a Jeep dealer for equipment changes. Many Thanks

First of all I would like to start by giving the product 5 stars. The description says it's not for the Jeep Compass Trailhawk specifically for the 2021 model (unspecified) but that didn't stop me from purchasing the product. It works with a minor modification to the passenger side rear flaps, unless you want to spend more than $100 on an OEM/Mopar. You only need to trim/trim a small section of the fender so it sits flush with the wheel arch. After that, the remaining three fenders were mounted

They are very good and fit perfectly for the most part. The only thing I had a little trouble with was the right rear due to the shape of the fender on the underside. These shutters come with hardware, but my setup didn't need them. On the front two, use a knife or flat head screwdriver (or clip removal tool) and an 8mm screw to remove the two case clips from underneath. Then replace them by going through the holes in the flaps and into the body. There are two 8mm screws on the back. (Note: the