Review on 🚗 Red Hound Auto Premium Heavy Duty Molded Mud Flaps Splash Guards for Chrysler Town & Country 2011-2017 (4pc Set) - Compatible without Running Boards by Johnny Snyder

Mud flaps seem to fit. Due to their shape, you must press them down before screwing them in. They bend a bit to create a nice outline with the van. You'll have to drill the machine, so once the installation begins, there's no turning back. The back mounted without much effort. The gap is narrow for screws. I used a 1/4" ratchet with a cross bit. Otherwise you'll have to remove the tires. I also had to jack up the car to get the bottom hole drill bit under the car. For some reason all the clips on the plate jumped apart when I screwed them in instead of going through the big hole in the back.Unscrewing and screwing each screw back in solved the problem but I had to do it with my thumb ratchet makes it a chore.The front panels were a nightmare.The screws are off the cheapest metal alloy I've ever seen the moment they make contact with the panel clips they pop off instead of pulling the bolt right out Panel clips too long for fender liner they won't fit back behind the wing and straighten Don't bother with the hole. It's like nobody has ever tried to install this kit. I contacted support about the screws. Although their ant Word was prompt, they stated that the fasteners were NOT covered by a lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship and advised me to purchase new screws from a hardware store. I searched auto parts stores and couldn't find any shoulder bolts similar to the ones in the kit. I ended up going to the scrap yard and removing some bolts from two other vans. The fender bolts are almost identical to those in the kit, except maybe no bullshit. Finally there was an annoying knock after I installed them. Ready to get this done, I removed them all and reinstalled them using 3M double sided tape to finish. It was a lot harder than any fender assembly. I would return them if no additional holes were drilled in my van. If you buy these I would recommend saving yourself the hassle and buying new screws and masking tape from the start. For the price I expected much better quality. Poor quality hardware turned this from an hour-long job into a project that ended up taking nearly two days. When I factor in the cost of additional consumables, gas for consumable trips, and the cost of my time, I would have just gotten the edge by simply buying dealers with much better customer support.