Power Flow RoadSport 6416 Pro Fit Truck/SUV/Van Splash Guard

These fit my Ridgeline really well. Look good when installed. I have the Honda guards on the front, but got these for the back.The pluses:1. Look good2. Very sturdyThe minuses:1. not as easy to install as I'd hoped, but that could be my own issue - I'm not great on this type of thing2. not a perfect fit, but you won't really notice it.These come with a template for Chevy/GMC products, so if you have Chevy or GMC truck the installation will be a lot easier. I had some difficulty getting the holes aligned because it's hard to fit back in there to hold up the guard to make sure it was in the right place.I don't tend to be very good at precision work, so take that feedback according to how good you are at this. Overall, they install pretty quickly and once you're done they are sturdy and look really good. I'm happy with them, but next time I'll pay someone else to do the work :-)

The Original Equipment Manufacture(OEM) mud flaps for my Toyota 4Runner are over $200 for 4. I was a little suspicious that these Power Flow mud flaps were any good for the money especially when the same model number appeared to fit so many different vehicles. Well, the good news is that they are a high quality, rubber type mud flap that I can certainly work with and "make" fit. The bad news is that these are far from OEM in fit for my 4Runner and will certainly require cutting to install. My thought is that once installed they will be a "good, low cost option to original equipment".

This fit my 2000 Toyota, rear wheel drive, 4 Runner! It does NOT have pre-drilled holes in it, but it is easy to make holes in. It DOES come with 8, 3/4" Phillips head screws and easy to understand instructions to install the splashguards. I did not need all of the screws, and you probably won't either, but it is nice that they include so many, rather than just enough for the job. The set comes with both the right and left side. Looks nice on the car and does it's job. MUCH cheaper than the $109 afterparts replacement for 1 splashguard it would have cost me from the dealer!

I have not used it

The quality and fit of these mud flaps is quite good. I bought them for a Ford E250 and the only one drawback is that I would actually like them to be probably two or three inches longer. I have not searched to see if they have a longer set that fits. I think the slightly longer version would keep just a bit more dirt off the sides without them being too long.

For the price, the get the job done. In my case was for a jeep liberty 2003, with wider than factory wheels and tires. It would splash mud and road water and dirt all over the doors, because of the extra tire width. These reduced that problem by 80%. They are a little thin but You cant go wrong at the price.

Good fit, wish they were bigger. 2011 Yukon Denali XL

These are wider than others, but flexible and blend well with the Tacoma.Thick where it needs to be and thinner where it needs to contour on the fender.There are not pre-drilled holes, but the hardware is black coated and proper self tapping trim screwsIt is as good or better than OEM