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

Very good product, exactly in my city and country in 2015. Very easy to install. The front ones need to drill a new hole (c). But they look very good. And very durable material. I definitely recommend buying this product, I give it 5 stars

This is a good set of fenders. As another reviewer mentioned, you have to drill a series of holes for the front kit. You can install a front body protection kit as the fenders can start digging into the fairing exposing the metal = rust.

The fenders I ordered from Amazon fit my 2013 Chrysler Town and Country and they match the grille and look great. I would recommend this product to everyone. great customer service i bought a 2ed par because the first ones broke in the rear because of snow, then one broke and the seller texted me and sent me new rear fenders for free. I would say this is a good seller for me

Very good fit for 2015 TC. Improve the look of the van and feel better knowing that road debris, rain, snow, etc. will no longer hit the sides of the van. Red Hound was great with packaging and shipping, item as described. A bit tricky to install, took longer than others but got it done. Replaced nuts and bolts in a couple of places, couldn't find paint film at major auto parts stores so skipped it. Uses "Rustic Ramps", 2x3 and Van Lift Bricks to drill holes under the faceplate.

I added them to my 2015 and 2016 shop policies almost a year ago. They fit well, look good, and look just like dealer-installed Chrysler doors. The settings may differ depending on the vehicle model. Both of mine had a bit of drilling. A satisfactory installation completed with the hardware included in the package, along with some original hardware that had to be removed for the installation. Also needed some screws which I had on hand at my shop. As with any similar project, it should be easy.

The fenders themselves are good quality but the included mounting hardware sucks. I had no trouble installing the rear kit, but on the front I found the screws that came with the kit to be too soft. Instead of cutting into the metal, they just ripped it off. I ended up using an existing screw from the car to thread in the clamps that came with it, and then put in the unnecessary screws from the kit. It was painful. I wasn't expecting the screws to be stainless steel or anything, but they are so

These fenders look very nice. They work well, improve the look of the van and protect the paintwork. Driving east of Atlanta on I-285, I encountered debris that detached from the rear wheel and must have been very sharp, cracking the outer edge of the fender. It was very noisy and inevitable as traffic was very heavy in all lanes. I called Red Hound and told them I bought them through Revain and what happened. They looked into my computer to make sure I was actually a customer and said no…

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…