Tutor Auto Splash Guard Fender Liner Shields with Clips Compatible with 2007-2020 Toyota Tundra Sequoia - Replaces 537370C030 537360C030

I finally got around to putting these on my FJ Cruiser. They fit horribly and will likely not last long at all as they are very cheap plastic. This is one of few times I feel like I got what I paid for. Sorry guys but this product is a cheaply made and designed piece. At least mine is.

Nice and think material. will withstand way more than factory ones ever will. Liners were the exact same size and the clips were identical to factory. However the clips are not great quality but they were the same as factory so not a knock on this supplier because Toyotas clips for this were junk as well. Other than the clips it was the product that I really wanted and enjoyed the most!!

The product came with front left and right splash guards however, the rear splash guards are both for the left / passenger side and when flipped to install, the surface does not match the other covers, moreover, the fasteners are slightly too small and when installed they pull right out.I to reached out to the seller, submitted my issues with the product and sent photos so the seller could see the issue. however, after several correspondence with the seller regarding the problem. The seller was unable or not knowledgeable enough to understand the problem and appeared to be frustrated and not willing to send me the right cover. Very disappointed with the product and the seller support. I do not recommend buying this product from the this particular seller. There are like kind products from other sellers. i would recommend purchasing from them.

I've installed a similar set of these before on my Toyota 4Runner. I purchased this set for my 2016 Lexus GX460, and the manufacturer and Amazon says they fit. Well, they kind of fit. On each side at least one of the holes didn't line up at all.On the driver side, I had to cut a slit in the front one to allow it to go around some tubing. On the front rear one, I had to drill a different hole in the material so it would line up with the hole in the frame.Additionally, the plastic frame retainer clips they include don't hold very tight in most of the holes, and in some they don't hold at all. I had a variety set of a different style of retainer clips and had some on hand that were much larger that held well.Overall these flaps do mostly cover the area they are supposed to, but could fit much better and have a couple larger retainer clips included in the packaging.

Installed on a 2019 Toyota 4runner Off Road Premium w/KDSS. Front left did not fit properly because it is designed for the non-KDSS models. With that being said, it can be installed but won't be secured entirely. 4 of 5 security clips installed.

Fits my 2016 4Runner Trail

The stock splash guards on the 4Runner are hot garbage, my driver front disintegrated and I wanted to have some protection. These are much thicker, firmer material and look like OEM sizing for my 2018 sr5 4Runner, however I will be returning them. The “rear” guard is mirrored on the vehicle (same shape on both sides but flipped) but instead of mirroring the piece they just sent 2 of the same one. Does not effect fit but the material is textured on one side and smooth on the other leading to a different look. Probably just trying to churn as many out at the factory as possible. If you just need a quick replacement for these and don’t care about the look? Buy em. I will be returning and getting something else that looks how I want it to.

Overall good deal. Close to exact fit. Quality/thickness of the flaps/push pins was close to Toyota OEM. Picture shows passenger side front wheel. I had the push pin tool from kit I had previously purchased which made process easy. Had them on for about a week, so far they seem fine, and have not come unpinned. I just turned the steering wheel all the way to one side to provide access to replace the flaps. No need to remove tire. (Hard to see in the picture, but there is a push pin hole that is in the shroud that is around the strut. Took me couple of minutes to find it.)