🚗 Pro Fit 6418 RoadSport Splash Guard: Ideal for Trucks, SUVs, and Vans Review

I picked up 35" tires and stuffed them on my truck, but the factory fenders were frayed. After a little tweaking they fit perfectly.

All installations by trial and error. It's hard to get a tight fit when working alone. Additional hands would make the task easier. Very expensive. Looks like they might hold out for a while, we'll see.

Easy to install and associated hardware. The only tools needed are a hammer drill and a set of drill bits and the wheel remover. Fit well, takes some time to align them symmetrically but happens with every setup and they are good quality.

Revain said they fit Lincoln Aviators and they fit behind the rear wheels but NOT behind the front wheels. I didn't return them because they were installed before I saw they didn't fit. Sad, because the idea of matching mudguards was a great idea. Wouldn't buy again.

I've always wanted to have "mud flaps" on my cars. Honestly, as one person's work, they are difficult to complete. The person holding them speeds up the work. They run and look great IMHO! My request was to drill all the holes. I put her on a red 2008 Ford Explorer.

Bought these for my 2012 Chevy Colorado which is listed on the packaging as the car these fenders fit. Nah! The awful instructions say to reuse the existing propellers in the wing - NO EXISTING PROPELLERS. The kit comes with flimsy cheap screws, but the holes in the wingtip are a quarter inch in diameter - how would that work? The instruction sketches are TERRIBLE and have fun browsing the many languages in the instructions to find English words. I thought if I paid more than $37 I would get a…