Toyota Genuine PT345-35170 Mudguard & Hardware

Just installed these on my 2017 Tacoma TRD Off Road. Arrived in perfect condition and they are Toyota OEM. Installation took about .30 minutes and they were a perfect fit and look great. Dealer wanted $199 to install these same mudguards.All the holes aligned and there is no drilling required. The front guards reuse the same 3 screws that you remove plus one additional screw that is included in the box. The back guards reuse the same 4 screws that you remove plus one that is included in the box.Do not remove the grommet where the extra screw goes, the crew goes right through the grommet. Also, on the front mudguard the bottom screw is easier to install with an extension on your ratchet and 10mm socket. I didn't have one but was able to tighten it by hand as much as possible then able to get in a couple of quarter turns with the socket. DO NOT over tighten any of the screws.On a difficulty scale of 1-10 this install is a 1....its really very easy to do.

Arrived today and could not wait to see if they fit. These must be made by Toyota themselves as they fit like a glove..even the black color matched my truck. They are perfectly molded to the truck and flared fender so well that you will not be able to tell they are not factory original. Installation took all of 20 minutes. All the screws you need are on the truck already abeit 4 and they are supplied and exactly like the ones on the truck already. The rears each take 5 screws and each front 4 screws. If you have one or two screws left over, check that you mounted the inside screws on the front...ez to miss. Do not remove the pop grommets as the screws go into them. There is NO drilling or any metal on metal in the installation. All screws are fastened to plastic anchors already there so do NOT over torque as the factory did on one of mine and stripped it. One size larger screw is the fix. All the screws have hex heads so you can use a 10mm socket and ratchet...piece of cake.Btw...the phrase "flared fenders" and the term "over fenders" mean the same thing. I believe the 2016 model all have flared fenders..and these particular flaps ONLY fit the 2016 model. Enjoy!!

Simple installation using existing screws with one additional screw that screws into existing plastic nut. Installation could not be easier and the fit was absolutely perfect on my 2018 Tacoma TRD Off-Road 4x4. No drilling or guesswork regarding placement. Simply look at the mudflap holes and then locate their matching mounting screws on vehicle. You will need to add one additional mounting screw (included) per flap and it screws into an existing plastic nut. OEM Toyota quality at a fraction of the price that the dealer quoted for adding mudflaps. Highly recommend these flaps and this vendor.

Easy to install and look great

These mud guards look great on my truck and fit perfectly. They were really easy to install. The only reason I gave them 4 stars instead of 5 is that they seem to be a little stiffer than I expected and that gives me a little concern that they might crack if they get struck by anything such as a tall curb.

Nice OEM product, great price and looks really good on the truck! These are not your old mud flaps that move or bend in the wind, these are made of super hard plastic (or something plasticy). They look fantastic on, but I wonder what will happen when I ride over a thick speed bump or hole, they won't bend, they'll break or just get really scraped up. Still, they look so darn good on, I guess I'll drive slow over those bumps! Pretty easy to install if you have the tools. Took about 30-45 minutes. For the price and the look, I recommend.

These mudguards are made of stiff plastic, are hollow on the the "wheel side" of the fender, and are attached with screws sunk into flimsy plastic fender liners. They will probably be damaged if my truck wheels sink into mud or sand, and such an event might even cause damage to the fender liners, themselves. Their function appears to be decorative rather than utilitarian. I long for the day when a "small sized" Toyota truck had heavy-duty flexible mud flaps bolted into steel.On a positive note. these ornaments are easy to install but would have been much easier to install if INSTRUCTIONS had been included. I had to visit the Internet to find out how to do it.These are about as useful as spoilers on a Corolla. I am disappointed that Toyota would offer such a useless accessory.

Studied all the mud flaps available from internet sellers and read the reviews. It's pretty hard to judge the quality & ease of installation just from seeing a photo and reading the seller's instructions. I decided to spend a little extra and purchase these OEM mudflaps from a Toyota dealer/seller. They fit my Tacoma perfectly. The package included extra parts to make for a perfect installation. The thickness of the plastic the mudflaps are made of seems a little thin, but I'll just have to see if they prove themselves to be as durable as the thicker ones on my old pickup that lasted 22 years.