Powerflow RoadSport 6402 Pro Fit Car Splash Guard

I guess you get what you pay for. These are a bit janky, but they're not bad. I didn't realize you have to install it completely by eye- that is to say it's up to you to find the exact right spot for your car and screw it in like that. Makes sense though, since it fits so many different vehicles. At first I didn't love the way they looked on my 2008 Mazda 3 S Hatch, but I've grown to really like it. I wanted something subtle- I don't like those silly flaps that stick out the side two inches and drop as a big square sheet.This is a subtle touch, and also keeps crap from flying at the poor bastards driving behind you while you go ham on a dirty road.

Would have given it five stars except it does not fit exactly as I would have hoped. The rear flaps I purchased at the same time fit perfectly and installed easily. The same can't be said for the front which are reviewed here. I had to play with them for quite some time and I was never able to achieve perfect positioning. Nobody but me will probably ever look close enough to notice but it will bug me for some time yet. Flaps are quality construction and appear durable but don't expect a factory fit.

These will probably work on my Hyundai Tucson, however they are not pre-drilled, so I have to figure out how to mount them using existing screws/bolt. The instructions are very minumal, and basically no help. Plus I'm probably going to have to take the tires off to mount. That's a pain, sooooooo unless you have the jack or lift to do the job correctly...be prepared. Don't know if I would buy this product again. Have to see after I get around to putting them on. If ever. UPDATE: Tried putting these on my vehicle. They don't fit right. There is space under the wheel well, and they look Stupid. Took the car and these items to a proffessional installer to make sure I wasn't doing something stupid. Same result. Do not buy this product for a Hyundai Tucson.

Decent mud flaps for universal. The plastic is a rubbery material. Shouldn't break like cheap ones I've seen. Fit is not as good as factory but ok for universal. My only complaint is they need to be about one inch longer (closer to the ground). I left the car dirty so you can see what it does and does not protect. 2006 crown vic.

Actual size is 8.5" wide, 11" tall. Well made with factory look. Must drill flap for your vehicle, each flap model fits a multitude of vehicles.

I purchased two pairs of these splash guards for my 91' Civicbecause rocks have been chewing up the side of my car.The pair I put behind the front wheels worked just fine. Fits good, and looks good.The back pair didn't fit my car AT ALL. I tried everything in my power to make it work and it just wouldn't.Need I remind you that the make of my car is on the list of vehicles that these splash guards fit.I barely work 20 hours a week, so to me, I wasted $15 on the back pair of splash guards.

In the picture, before I bought it, I couldn't tell if it had drilled holes to put it on. It did not have, so I was disappointed in that. They do fit really good.

The mud flaps were a good price and look good on the car. There is not a lot of length to them so I'm a little concerned if they will hold up in the winter. You likely will have to drill holes since the flaps are not necessarily matching the screws of the car. Extra screws are included.