🚗 Husky Liners Mud Guards: Rear Mud Guards - Black, 57921, Toyota 4Runner Limited (2010-2016) - 2 Pcs Review

They fit my 2011 4runner perfectly and are pretty easy to install. Everything I needed was provided for installation. I used a couple of screwdrivers and a small ratchet to get at the smaller screws. They look great and work well.

I thought these would have to be custom made. So the box I receive is labeled with two stickers - a 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer and another 2010-16 4Runner sticker! I picked them up and they just didn't look right. I didn't even try to install them. For me, a perfect fit doesn't just mean close enough!

I need these fenders because my wheels have a longer offset than stock and I use bigger tires. Without them, I had cocktails on the side of my 4Runner because the side lugs kicked up dirt and road debris. Now the sides are clean and the tires don't look like they're sticking out of the truck for miles. I mounted them on my 2015 Limited 4Runner with a set of Duratrac P265/70R17 tires on FN Countersteer Type X wheels.

These fenders fit perfectly on my 2015 4Runner with a set of Duratrac P265/70R17 tires on FN Countersteer Type X wheels. I have footpegs with I turned on my 4Runner so they had to be moved back about 3/4" to remove these fenders, but after that the fenders and footpegs fit perfectly and work perfectly. They don't just hold up the side of my truck .pristine but they help give the impression that my tires aren't sticking out the side of my truck.

They look great, but their shape isn't quite perfect, so installation required extra effort. My 2012 4Runner came with mini front fenders from the factory. I have an almost stock SR5 so I'm guessing all non-fender models have them. Basically you have to cut those mini fenders where they protrude from under the chassis to fit properly, but they still have to be there, you can't just remove them. There are video tutorials on the web that you can easily find. I used a small band saw which took a…

I bought (front and rear) Husky liner fenders for 2012 Toyota 4Runner. I live in an area where it rains constantly. Noah will build his bow. Miles of unpaved gravel roads lead to our farmhouse. After purchasing it through Revain, it came in a few days. He looked very plastic. and the part number molded on the fender didn't match the Husky Liner website, 5692 vs. the 2012 4Runner not mentioned. Installation was easy, requiring a 10mm socket, a flathead and a Phillips screwdriver. I didn't like…

For Christmas I asked my wife for Husky front and rear fenders for my 2016 4Runner. Although the order correctly states that the front and rear sets were ordered, I received two sets of rear fenders. No problem, I thought. I returned a set of rear liners and was about to order direct from Husky until I saw the listing had been changed to show the correct part number for the front fenders. I took another chance and a package arrived stating that I apparently received the front fenders…

Ok I originally bought a set for the rear wheels and they fit perfectly. I read on the forums that you can't use the front pegs if you have factory pegs. Well I brought the backs forward and they looked like they would work so I ordered them. They just arrived today and when I went over and picked them up they weren't fully seated on the fender due to the side stand. I really didn't want to bother sending them back so I started poking around to see what I could come up with. Well, it turns out…