A-Premium Splash Guards Mud Flaps (with Fender Flares) Compatible with Toyota Tacoma 2005-2015 Pickup Front & Rear 4-PC

For the job, you can use either a 10-mm wrench or a 10-mm socket short enough to fit between the tire and fender wall. Once you get the hang of it, it follows very easily to remove and replace the existing fasteners. hold the fender flare on so additional fasteners are not needed, so it's not clear to me why people are complaining about fasteners that don't fit and going Is there something that is currently holding your fender flare in place if you do not already have fasteners that fit properly? 5) You will also need a short handle phillips head screwdriver to install one screw each into the farthest hole on each mud guard. This may be a little confusing, as some reviewers complained about the "square plugs" being destroyed A square hole in the plug makes it easy to fit the provided screw into the hole. The plastic plug does not require removal. The existing fasteners and mounting points on the mud guard all align completely with the factory mounting points, so if something doesn't fit, you just need to do it right. Using mud guards looks great after installation, just like they should have been there from the start!.

Benicio Cowan

| Feb 09, 2021

I am giving it 4 stars due to the fact that there were no instructions included with this item, and that the screws only fit the holes where there were no previous screws, so I used the screws in my Toyota that I already had already which worked well.

Carmen Ochoa

| Jan 15, 2021

This product fits my 2019 Tacoma off road short bed double cab. I'm doing well- It will be mostly fine, but you will get plenty of screws and metal clips that don't have any use, re-use The oem screws should be used with one new screw from the kit per mudflap - If you don't use all the hardware you have, you'll have an excess. These do not need instructions as you just find the one that fits by holding it up and seeing if it matches the contours. They are almost too long and look like they might scrape over speed bumps, I may cut them shorter with a pair of.

Amirah Cooper

| Sep 28, 2020

Here are the good things I am pleased with the quality of the mud flaps and how they fit my truck. There Are Things That I Can Assume I Can Live With, But Are Irritating There are no instructions, but it's just four bolts, and each flap is supposed to fit in the same place. I am the moronic There is no use for the fasteners that come with the mud flaps. Here's what I've been up to Although I managed to make those flaps with my old bolts and that was fine, adding additional holes per flap required a different plastic fastener, which wasn't included, and removing them will probably result in some of them getting damaged. This is what I got from Amazon, which was a box of fasteners A set of 240 bumper retainer clips for cars from GOOACC. You can remove fasteners with one of these tools. I had no problems with them.

Note This is 1. As you screw into plastic, it will break. Don't be hard on yourself! 1. 2. By turning the steering wheel, you can get the front tire out of the way. If you use a socket wrench and a short socket, you do not need to remove the tires on the back ones. Keep in mind that you are screwing into a plastic material. Do not put too much pressure on yourself.

Once they're up and running, they're excellent! The following is the description of my truck The 2019 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab TRD Off-Road has been released The road to a better world The color black.

Frankie Barker

| May 03, 2021

It is made of a very rigid material that does not flex at all and is very long-lasting. This system is very simple to install you only need a Phillips screwdriver and a 10mm will be helpful to know (since there are no instructions) that the guards with the tab sticking out are for the back of the guard. All that needs to be done is to remove the existing screws. A perfect alignment of the holes has been achieved. It is necessary to use the screws included in the package to attach the front guard to the truck's interior. Each of the four units took the time of 20 minutes to install. The installation is easy and the savings are valuable.

Haven Hurst

| Dec 21, 2020

I installed these mudflaps on my 2018 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road in 15 minutes, and they were easy to install. It takes 20 minutes for all four to be installed. In the middle of the rear screw hole I used the screw that came with the package for the third screw whole, which was able to be used with the factory screws and clips already on the fender flares. In theory, I do have spare screws at home in case anything goes wrong. These mudflaps are even stronger than the ones that come with the Toyota TRD Pro and really make a huge difference!.

Zyaire PARKINSON

| Jan 11, 2021

Generally speaking, the 2018 Tacoma TRD Off-road offers a large variety of features yes, that's the case, except you only need 1 screw on each flap, where you have a hole that says "fill me" instead. Looking for screw alignment and making sure the solid side is facing backwards will help you figure out what flap goes where. there is a screw on the bottom. For the front installation, you will need your keys to turn the wheel, A 10mm (or 11mm) screw is needed for installation, as well as a phillips screw As you can see from the picture, mud will collect in these things, so I wish they were solid on both sides. However, the forward flare improves the strength of the part. All in all, I am There is a risk of hydroplaning when they are used, as the large amounts of water that are usually lost are trapped and recycled, which makes it easier for it to start hydroplaning I found that out yesterday, don't freak out when it happens, it will all be fine. Thanks a lot.

Tomas NAYLOR

| Feb 17, 2021