A-Premium Set of 4PCS Mud Flaps Splash Guards Mudguard Mudflap with Hardware Kits Accessory Compatible with Jeep Grand Cherokee (WK2), 2011-2022, Sport Utility, Black Color, Front LH RH and Rear LH RH

These mud flaps were a great addition to my car. They fit perfectly, look great, and were easy to install with basic tools. They provide excellent protection against dirt, rocks, and road debris, keeping my car cleaner. The material feels durable and built to last. Overall, a simple upgrade that works exactly as expected.

These fit perfect on our 2013 Jeep Wrangler Sport, 2 door. Look just like a factory part. We're going on a big road trip soon with plans for some 4x4 off road driving and wanted to protect our paint from rocks and dirt spitting up the side. These should do the trick!I agree that they did not come with enough hardware to install. We had so spend about $15 to get more plastic rivets and screws. But considering these were $40 and Mopar oem were over $100 not a huge deal. But when you sell a product you should include enough hardware to install your products. I didn't deduct a star because again for the price and good fit I'll live but be prepared to probably need to buy a few additional things.All in all very happy, they look great and will provided needed protection from road debris.

They fit perfectly and I was well pleased with them, would buy them again

Rear does not fit and no instructions.

Overall great value compared to OEM. Rear mudflaps fit perfect, front were close enough to make me happy. The top does not sit flush...no where near flush....but I doubt anyone is going to be looking close enough to notice.No instructions provided but most of the screws line up to the old existing so install is very simple. In theory you should drill 1 new screw hole underneath the car per mudflap but most people could probably get away with just using the two OEM screws you took off in the first place (would not advise if you plan to get these covered in mud or snow though). Oddly the kit came with 8 screws. Seems like it should be 4 or 12. Either use new 3 screws per mudflap (assuming you drilled a new hole) or just use a single new screw and reuse your existing 2. I wanted to use the new screws because they were slightly bigger than the original so would fit the existing holes slightly tighter. Had to reuse 1 screw per mudflap. I did so where I drilled the new hole as that screw can't be seen unless you are laying on the ground. No biggie, just an odd number of screws in the kit.

This was for a 2014 Jeep GC Limited. The front set fit well enough. The included hardware is next to useless. Go buy some push-in plastic automotive body pins. I only used the screws on the underside mount tab. The rear set needed to be cut to clear the exhaust. The top mount hole is in the worst possible spot for the included hardware and they could've used the existing mount hole that they purposely avoided. They're cheap though and look nice enough. This winter will tell me how durable they are.

The product appears to be well made however no install instructions were included. Hopefully I can get them E-Mailed or send to me. The Mudguards are for my 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo E. Great fit with the exception of the passenger rear I had to modify the Splash Guard in order to get a proper fit being that the Exhaust Muffler for the 3.6-liter V-6 is keeping the guard fitting properly. I do not know about the 5.7-liter V-8.

Flaps seem sturdy. I got the front one’s on and then realized there was two screws and two metal clips left. Not nearly enough.