Highland Contura Black Splash Guard 2-Piece Set - 1100900 Review

It's entirely my fault but I didn't realize I needed a drill to install them on my car. Since it required a drill to install, I returned it to Amazon for a refund.

Goes well with my '07 Corolla. Only 3 screws and about 30 minutes of my time. Simply align the cover to the vehicle side and press to the body, then use the cordless drill to tighten the screws. You have to remove the tire.

I installed these myself on a 2010 Toyota Corolla and I have to say they look factory made. Good product, quality fittings. I bought two packs as they come in 2 (pairs) per pack. I would highly recommend them as you can spend a lot more and get a lot less elsewhere.

I bought these for my 2010 Toyota Camry. The guide said they would fit. They do not fit! I didn't get any hardware to install it. Unfortunately I forgot them and they were lying around at my house for 2 months now I can't even return or exchange them. Lesson learned.

The body facing portion of the fender is made of flexible plastic giving it an OEM look. Installation requires little effort to keep the fender close to the body when drilling and screwing in the wheel well. It's difficult for one person, but with an assistant to hold it in place, installation is super easy. The end result looks similar to the fenders fitted to the specific vehicle by the dealer.

When I installed them on the 95 Millennia I knew how much effort it takes to install/fit them properly. There are no OEM rear fenders available for the 15 Azera and to better match the look of the factory front fenders I used a saw, file and sandpaper and trimmed a significant portion of the Contoura's underside after I installed it. Trimming work, they were 6 1/4 inches off the ground and backing over the curb is not recommended. They looked really nice when centered behind the car but looked…