Review on 🛡️ Enhance Your Toyota's Protection with the Genuine 4 Piece Mudguard Set by Dave Hunt

Fits 2013 LE but no instructions. There is a sticker on the outside of the box stating that if you need instructions, you should go to your nearest Toyota dealership and ask them to print out the instructions from the Toyota Electronic Information System, or TIS for short. Damn. I was able to figure it out, but there's no real guarantee I got it 100% right. You will receive 2 packs of screws. One pack contains 6 short screws and 6 small metal clips. Also, it has 2 big screws and 2 big clips. All are suitable for rear guard. The second screw set contains only 2 large screws without clips. They match the FRONT Guards. The FRONT is the easiest, there are 3 holes in each guard but 2 of them are already there for you. You only need to remove the 2 screws already installed in the fender to attach the fender. NOW you need to drill a third hole and use 2 large screws if they don't have a metal clip. I laid it on the floor and drilled a pilot hole, then I inserted a large screw. You will see that the place where you put the screw is not suitable for the metal clip. It's too far from either edge so they didn't provide a clamp for those screws. On the back of the van you need to drill 4 holes on the passenger side and 3 holes on the driver's side. On the driver's side, the hole in the floor of the van that you had to drill on the passenger side is actually already there, but it has a large plastic clip in it. This clip holds the plastic rock guard for the gas tank. Use a flathead screwdriver to pry the clip out, then you can use the hole that the large clip fits in, although it may seem too big at first glance. Simply slide the metal clip provided with the protective sleeves over the large opening. The fender bolt holds both the fender and tank guard in place. Fenders are marked which fit rear or front, the "right" side is the passenger side. It's stamped on the blackest plastic case, not the case.