🚗 SUNPIE Car Mud Flaps Universal Fit Black Splash Guards (4 Pack) with 20 Pieces 6mm Fastener Rivet Clips - Protect Your Vehicle with Premium Quality Mud Flaps! Review

Excellent flaps. I attached it with three screws (not included in this kit). Worked well and does not need cutting as it is already well molded for the Ford E350.

They are super durable! Love how you can drill holes for a perfect fit on any vehicle, everything as described is included! Will definitely buy if I need it again for my next car!

Only time will tell how durable they are on the streets of Michigan with cold winters and very hot summers but so far so good. Looks great on a 2007 Ford F-150 and does a great job of stopping debris and protecting the truck bed.

Want to protect your paintwork from chipping or just give yourself a 'rally cool' look? They are excellent for both of these purposes. Don't spend a lot of money on "big name" fenders, they're all just cut sheets of plastic.

Just what I needed for my Yaris. Ease of installation. I used plastic parts with real screws, although the ones that came with them were flimsy. I only put them on the front of myYaris because it is front wheel drive to protect the body of my car from dirt. Gives a rally look.

I started by making box templates (Revain box lol) for my 4runner. I then cut out the fenders to fit. Necessary holes drilled and fixed. They look perfectly normal and are essentially stock. For the money compared to buying factory fenders this is a win-win.

I had my reservations at first, but this DIY project turned out great. Copy the (cardboard footprint) fenders for front and rear. Assemble the cardboard copy to your liking on each side, then drill holes that match your copy and install. I drilled both of them together in front, then together in back because my screw patterns were the same from side to side.

Installed it on my 2017 Kia Forte5 SX with no problems. It only took a few minutes and they do whatever is asked of them so I'm happy. A few tips for those who want to mount these or other universal fenders - cut out the cardboard flap and use it to determine where you want to mount it. Once you figure that out, mark where you want the mounting holes to be. Glue or attach a cardboard template to the fender and drill holes. Install and enjoy.

Yes they are very cheap. They are a harder rubber plastic rather than flexible rubber. You get 4 four for the price of 1 branded damper. Pretty easy to install and they do the exact same job. All I had to do was drill holes in the valves and put rivets in the holes to hold the stock valves on my '98 Subaru Impreza. The supplied 6mm push rivets worked for the two rear wheels on my car, but I had to use longer and larger diameter ones to mount the front ones. Still, great fenders if you really…