OEM Splash Guards & Mud Flaps
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When the splash guards or mud flaps on your vehicle get torn or broken, or they detach, dirt and grime will build up around them, making it harder for your wheels to turn and causing corrosion -- in short, underbody damage -- long-term. That happens, and the repair bill's sure to add up. Don't put off installing new ones; shop manufacturer-quality replacements here at OEM Pro Parts. We offer competitive pricing and fast shipping all over Canada; take advantage and order now.
Mud Flaps (Set Of 2) - Front
Mercedes-Benz - Mercedes-Benz:
- CLK 320,
- CLK 350,
- CLK 500,
- CLK 55 AMG®,
- CLK 550,
Mud Flaps (Set Of 2) - Rear
Mercedes-Benz - Mercedes-Benz:
- CLK 320,
- CLK 350,
- CLK 500,
- CLK 55 AMG®,
- CLK 550,
Mud Guard
Lexus - Lexus:
- NX250,
- NX350,
- NX350h,
- NX450h+
Mud Guard
Lexus - Lexus:
- NX250,
- NX350,
- NX350h,
- NX450h+
Mud Guard
Lexus - Lexus:
- NX300,
- NX300h
Mud Guards
Lexus - Lexus:
- RX350,
- RX350h,
- RX450h+,
- RX500h
Mud Flaps - Front
Mercedes-Benz - Mercedes-Benz:
- SLK 250,
- SLK 280,
- SLK 300,
- SLK 350,
- SLK 55 AMG®
Mud Flaps - Rear
Land-Rover - Land Rover:
- LR3,
- LR4
Mud Flaps - Front
Land-Rover - Land Rover:
- LR3,
- LR4
Mud Flaps - Rear
Mercedes-Benz - Mercedes-Benz:
- SLK 250,
- SLK 280,
- SLK 300,
- SLK 350,
- SLK 55 AMG®
Mud Flap Set - Hpd
Honda - Honda:
- Passport
Mud Flap Set - Hpd
Honda - Honda:
- Ridgeline
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How to Install Splash Guards or Mud Flaps
As with most exterior accessories, it's easy. Usually, all you have to do is screw them into your ride's existing mounting holes; little to no drilling is needed, usually. Just grab a Philips or similar screwdriver for the job. Here's what to do in most cases.
- Clean out the wheel wells and mounting areas; it'll make installation easier.
- Turn your vehicle's front wheels all the way to the left, for max clearance between the tires and wheel wells.
- Check your splash guards or mud flaps for where they're supposed to install on the vehicle; a lot these days have left and right indicators -- they help make sure the correct guard or flap goes on the proper side.
- Locate the mounting holes in one of your wheel wells, remove their screws, and set them aside.
- Put a guard or flap on, lining it up with those mounting holes.
- Put the screws back in and attach the guard or flap to the wheel well, but don't tighten it all the way.
- If you have more screws and washers, put them on and screw them into any remaining mounting holes. Make sure any hex nuts you've got are in between the guard or flap and the wheel well.
- Adjust the guard or flap to the right angle and tighten the screws the rest of the way.
- If you've got extra holes, and no holes to match them to, you should drill the remaining holes; they'll make the guard or flap more stable.
- Repeat these steps as needed for the remaining guards and flaps.
The whole project should take around an hour, and you'll save money going DIY and not paying a service centre to take care of it -- though, if you need help with installation, feel free to get in touch with one.
