Premium Splash Mudflaps Cadillac 2010 2015 Review

I have the box of fenders exactly as I received them with four tags and a small (unopened) plastic bag with a couple of screws etc closed Brought to my dealer when she arrived time to spin my tires and asked them to mount them. When I came back the dealer said he couldn't install it because of "incomplete hardware".

Not suitable for 2009 CTS:1, although I don't mind drilling all the new holes I've objected to. 2 would have to do a spacer or something like that. The quality seemed ok but were smaller than I expected. But most of all I hate returning things that are advertised as not even remotely perfect which leaves me angry and disappointed.

The third attempt at evaluation. The seller sent a full set of fenders that did not match the picture. Not hollow, but a solid piece that had cavities molded into it that collected dirt and grime. In addition, the items had to be shrink-wrapped in transparent bags: one set for the front tires and one set for the rear tires. A bag was carelessly opened and torn. I sent the item back and wasted my time.

Good fit for XT6. Assembled they look very nice. I'm missing instructions, clamps and screws. The rear wheel was tricky to mount with the tire mounted, but it was very secure. The front end was flimsy with no extra clips. An extra hole needs to be drilled in the front for more reliability. I hope the seller will send me instructions, clamps and screws. I already installed the protection, but maybe there is something in the instructions that will help make the front protection more reliable.

I have finished installing these on my 2020 XT6. Joyful! Spent $60 instead of $245 for GM originals. Easy installation, max 70-80 minutes, no help required! Helpful Advice! All factory-installed screws have a T10 head. The rear tires have a very narrow space to access the screws with a regular screwdriver (if the tire is not removed). For this project I created a handy tool (picture attached) for unscrewing and applying optimal torque when installing newly installed fenders. Do not use power…

I was a little hesitant to order these fenders for my CT5. I was planning on getting fenders from Cadillac but found they were discontinued. I looked at these and thought I might as well try them. It cost just over $40 for a set of four, while a Cadillac Guard would cost around $280. I thought A-premium guards were a more generic type of guard, but I was wrong. They fit really well! The rear fenders use all the screws that are already in the car's fenders. All you need is a torx screwdriver…