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Took about 20 minutes to install each set (front/rear). Double sided tape on the inside and plastic expanding fastners. Didn't have to remove the wheels. They fit tight against the body. I'll post a couple of pics tomorrow.
No mud guards on a Toyota Camry looks odd - the Camry actually looks better with them.
I agree BC. I like the clean look on the GS but I agree with the OP as well. The Gs gets pretty dirty. I would suggest paint protection film like others have said.
Here's a few pictures of the mud guards....and yes, body side moldings. Like everyone else I'd prefer a clean look without them, but dents from parking lots look worse.
Using vehicle selector in the ad, Not compatible with 2014 GS, even though advertised as such?
I'd like to see a full pic of them installed.
Sorry 99 Alta, i haven't kept up to this thread, thought it was a done deal. I ordered and had the dealer install the mud guards, afaik about $50 labour. Unfortunately I have no pics and its snowin and blowin like crazy right now. IMO they look good, guys a dealership liked them saying they looked like ground effects kit. I'll post a pic when it clears.
Wow! I can't believe how over-priced these are!! $295 for four small pieces of plastic. I bought four Toyota mud guards for my 2011 Avalon from a dealer for $65. There is absolutely nothing that would make these worth $295.
01-09-16, 04:48 PM
Mud Guards
