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The front and rear mud flaps were installed at the factory. I like them.
Looks great. I just ordered them.
I may be OCD but the color difference really bothers me. I like the OEM flaps and the darker color.
Totally fair - but I honestly feel the aftermarket rear match better. I’m sure after a summer of sun exposure they’ll all fade to the same color.I may be OCD but the color difference really bothers me. I like the OEM flaps and the darker color.
Yeah, $60 is serious Starbucks money.Totally fair - but I honestly feel the aftermarket rear match better. I’m sure after a summer of sun exposure they’ll all fade to the same color.
$10 vs $70 for a single pair - I’ll take the slight color difference.
I have the same configurationAmazon cheapies in the rear - OEM Volvo C40 upfront
That like FOUR drinks…. Or 30 drip coffeesYeah, $60 is serious Starbucks money.
I installed the front flaps using the hand tool I have and a star bit, but the tool won't be able to install the rear flaps without removing the wheels. I was planning on removing the wheels and install the rear flaps at some point, but perhaps I should see if I could find a small tool that would allow me to install the rear flaps without removing the wheels.For those curious - install is three or four star screws that are already present in the fender well per mudflap. Incredibly quick and painless. My dealer wanted $125 to install per set (front and rear), probably similar to what @Rainman1132 paid over all.
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I installed my front and rear mudflaps without removing the wheels using a cheap low-profile ratchet driver I got on Amazon: MulWark 20pc 1/4 Ultra Low Profile Mini Ratchet Wrench Close Quarters Screwdriver Set with High Torque - Right Angle EDC Tool with 90 Degree Mini OffsetI installed the front flaps using the hand tool I have and a star bit, but the tool won't be able to install the rear flaps without removing the wheels. I was planning on removing the wheels and install the rear flaps at some point, but perhaps I should see if I could find a small tool that would allow me to install the rear flaps without removing the wheels.