🚗 Pro Fit Car Splash Guard by RoadSport - Model 6402 Review

The fenders on my Jetta look great. That being said, the Jetta (mk4) has a recessed fender/hub guard which made installation a bit tricky due to the short fender lip you had to work with. Regardless, they've stayed on my car for 10,000 miles and are doing an excellent job of keeping the dirt off the back of my car (my driveways are a half-mile gravel road).

Good alternative to the expensive nameplates for my 2015 Buick Encore. The fit was very good considering it is a versatile product. Suggest jacking up the car and turning the wheel out to access the wheel well without removing the wheel. Using a right angle drill will make this easier. Very functional, great quality and looks just as good as an OEM product.

I think you get what you pay for. They're a little choppy, but they're not bad. I didn't realize you had to install it completely by eye, which means finding just the right spot for your car and bolting it that way. However, this is logical since it is suitable for so many cars. At first I didn't like how they looked on my 2008 Mazda 3 S Hatch, but over time I really liked them. I wanted something flimsy - I don't like those stupid flaps that stick out two inches from the side and fall down…

Very disappointed! I ordered them some time ago but was only able to take them to my dealer today for installation. Well it's a joke! I ordered a kit for the front and back of my 2013 Dodge Dart Aero and neither fit. I think the installers were just as upset as I was. If you check here at Revain and put a 2013 Dodge Dart Aero, they say they'll fit. For some reason he has changed. They almost touch the ground by less than 2 inches and will most likely do more harm than good. Now I have a $50…