Universal Basic Mud Flaps Set Black Car Mudguard Splash Guards with Accessories for Trucks Cars SUVs Vans

Good quality. I took a cardboard and marked where I will make the holes. I used the oem bolts and attached them to a 2019 Tacoma. Took about an hour or so. So far they are holding up well.

Basic stiff plastic flaps. This is the third set I've bought in five years for my AWD Astrovan that gets a LOT of abuse on mud roads. I like to have a few in reserve so that I can replace the broken ones when I do spring tire changeover. I use metal roofing 'stitcher' screws instead of the supplied hardware.

Very nice universal splash guards. For the price. They don't make an exact fit for my car

Not worth the money

I really was only looking for a universal mud flap that was pliable enough to enable me to cut to shape using my shears and/or tin snips, but at the same time be close to the same sturdy thickness of my OEM mud flaps. This set of 4 fit my needs PERFECTLY!And while I only needed to cut a small piece to add additional coverage for my existing left-rear mud flap (which had a open gap), I figured that with this set of 4 that I would then have plenty of extra mud flap material to use for any future needs.I also looked at other mud flaps on Amazon, but they appeared to be very thin and flimsy - these mud flaps are not. I highly recommend this set.

I would not put these on a truck. They have holes in them from rocks. They haven’t cracked yet but they’re not strong enough for a truck that sees gravel, or dirt.

They fit perfectly

As many of us know the cost of mud flaps is absolutely outrageous. They are pieces of plastic that are grossly over priced. These flaps have no weird branding or graphics which looks very clean and also allows for customer customization if you paint them correctly. They feel sturdy once installed and I love that about them. My one issue and I’ve seen others say it, is that the screws miss the mark. It’s not that they don’t feel sturdy or feel cheap; they’re actually quite tough screws and I may use them for something else. But they are way too short (at least for my 2019 Crosstrek they were). They barely are enough to penetrate two flaps let alone a flap and mud guard in the car. But regardless I suggestion getting longer screws from your local hardware store and installing them. No longer than 1/4” or 1/2” to avoid damaging any equipment behind the mud guard. But the flaps are overall awesome, the screws that come with are not so great and impact the overall products experience