MF12-BAS-BLK Basic Black Mud Flap with Logo (Universal Fitment (no Hardware)), 1 Pack

Fit well and provided the splash guarding I was looking for at a very reasonable cost. Did have to drill holes which I knew going in and was no big deal. The install was straight forward and easy. I had never installed aftermarket mud flaps before but was a breeze, at least on my car. Most cars have at least one or multiple screws/pop rivets that hold in the wheel well plastic and/or lower body trim pieces together. Mine had two screws on the rear portion of each wheel well so I was able to just unscrew them and mark the holes, drill the holes, and attach the mud flaps while reinserting the screws in the stock position. The plastic isn't the best material I have ever handled in my life but for the price point you are looking at here it is about as good as it will get. Just make sure when you are marking the position for the mud flap that you allow some room for clearance of standard road debris. I left them 2 inches off the ground and I still occasionally here them scrap curbs, snow, or pavement where there are really bad road deformations. Even clipping these a few times and many times at high speed, the plastic has held up so maybe it isn't as weak as I was expecting it to be for how it felt initially. If I get a few years out of these I will be happy and may opt for the more expensive version that is made from urethane. First time with the Rally Armor brand and so far I am happy with it. Would recommend and will do more business with this seller in the future.

If you’re like me and are willing to put in extra time instead of spending way more on the kit that already has the holes drilled into the flaps then these are for you. They’re extremely durable and easy to drill holes into. I’d recommend tracing them out onto cardboard and using the cardboard to figure out where to put the holes so you don’t mess it up with the real thing. Takes a couple hours but if you do it right they fit perfectly. Able to bend them a bit to get them screwed onto your fender however you want them.

These are great starting mud flaps. Overall I like them, and they are great basic protection. I bought these mainly for aesthetics as well as keeping my paint a little cleaner. The thickness is good, and the cut template is useful for eliminating excess material.However, realize this: they're sheets of plastic with a logo melted in. You can get the exact same quality mud flaps by just buying some Walmart or Ikea cutting boards and cutting them to fit. I wish they were a little more flexible as over some bigger bumps they occasionally scrape the ground and make an awful noise. This isn't really a big deal just more quality of life. They are quite rigid once mounted. Installation took a couple hours to get it perfect but I'm saving $80+ versus buying pre fitted ones. Overall I'm really happy with them and they do a great job blocking debris from the car as I've already noticed grass paper and other crud piling up. And they look great!

Large universal size to cut down from my original mud guard that the rear tire chewed up. No mounting hardware included. Slightly thinner than the original but it works for my purpose. Just traced the original guard and trimmed with scissors. Great for the price.

I am still amazed at the relatively low price for these, and nice, stiff material. Yes, installation will take some time to get the trimming and alignment just right, and to gather the correct fasteners for each location. Still well worth the price savings over model-specific flaps that never seem to fit correctly anyway. These allow you to make them as long or short as you like.

UNIVERSAL EASY TO INSTALL , Great quality and durability makes car or truck stand out !

Just the right size and material stiffness. I used a combination of existing screws, and flat pop-connectors (also bought on amazon) to mount them.

Not the easiest to install. But once done they look great. Definitely keep the car cleaner. Installed on my 2021 Subaru Crosstrek Limited. Much better choice than the big expensive alternatives.