🚘 Husky Liners Custom Front Mud Guards for Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo/Limited/Overland 2011-2018, Trailhawk 2017-2018, Black - 58101 Review

This is easier to install than the MOPAR version. I have a 2014 JGC Overland and compared to the MOPAR which requires you to drive twice each side I only have to drill once each side to remove the rivet but you don't actually have one as you cut them instead be able. IMO, this looks better than the MOPAR version and it comes with a lifetime warranty too!

Fenders fit very well I would give 5 stars if all metal screw clamps fit all holes they only fit 1/2 hole they were too short to go through the plastic piece and line up the holes. I had to go out and buy parts to make it work so the bolts could thread something in and hold the fenders. Otherwise they fit my 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee very well.

Purchased for the new 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. Installation I bought them in January 2018 and installed them immediately with new clips. All 4 valves fell off after 1 year. My wife drives this car and she always complains about mud spattering on the doors due to missing dampers. So I have no choice but to order more. This time I will not use plastic clips. In summary, fenders will work if fitted above standard recommendations and properly fitted to the car.

I bought a front and rear set of these Husky fenders. The front came in relatively easily with a few tweaks. The rear one is a lot harder to install and I had to go to my local auto parts store and buy spark plugs. There are no instructions and if you decide to mount it on the back you will need to get a little creative. Mine will stay in place, but it took much longer than expected to figure out how to install them and what additional parts I needed to purchase to install them correctly.

The top end of the guard doesn't fit the jeep body, the clips provided work well for the bottom inner hole but don't come close to making contact with the hole where the top push pin was. Both front fenders were taken off earlier this year so had to find the right push pins to secure them (because the holes don't line up with the holes in the jeep's metal parts. Then yesterday I noticed one of the front ones was gone. Who knows where !Maybe the washer? Anyway, I've removed the rest of the front

I bought this 'used like new' and it said 'in original packaging, packaging was damaged'. It came in a Revain box with only two fenders. Without branded packaging and installation material. I had to go to Home Depot and buy screws and washers that I thought would fit. Also, the fenders were already covered in dog/pet hair and dirt as if they had been used. The installation went smoothly without instructions as it is self-explanatory with three pre-drilled screw holes. I changed all my tires so…

Grand Cherokee Limited 2018, rear wheel set recent, excellent, no problems. The front fenders arrived today, read the instructions, no problem until I realized I have footpegs that can't use the bolts and metal parts that come with the fenders. Then I went to an auto parts store and bought some plastic caps. She tried and didn't feel safe enough. I then went to a hardware store and came up with a plan using 1/4" x 1" expansion lead anchors and #6 1 1/4" screws with washers. I was able to insert

Update: Buyers beware - I contacted Husky because they don't really fit in the Jeep. They told me that I can only deal with Revain on this matter since I bought them from Revain. They refused to take responsibility for the fact that their product was not manufactured correctly and their holes did not fit jeeps. DO NOT BUY THESE! Since Husky is more interested in pointing the finger than solving her problem, I would never buy anything else from Husky. Don't buy this! That's very disappointing…

These valves are definitely good quality, matte black with a textured finish. The overall tread is large to match the vehicle and tire width. The setting is accurate. However, the installation instructions require you to remove and reuse the existing OEM factory plastic brackets, but removing these brackets without damaging them is nearly impossible. And I have the right removal tool but to no avail. The location of the included nuts can also be an issue as they sit squarely on the metal behind