[WashingtonukPaul]

If anyone wants genuine Jeep Renegade Mopar mudflaps, S.G. Petch dealership at York is selling them for £29.99 or best offer , I got both front and rear on a best offer deal, I fitted the rears myself in twenty minutes , piece of cake , they are still advertised on their website this morning 11/11/15

 

[Bobthebob]

Made offer

If anyone wants genuine Jeep Renegade Mopar mudflaps, S.G. Petch dealership at York is selling them for £29.99 or best offer , I got both front and rear on a best offer deal, I fitted the rears myself in twenty minutes , piece of cake , they are still advertised on their website this morning 11/11/15

Got mine from them also, made what I thought was a daft offer and home they come with postage included..They wouldn't take a silly offer on the sill protectors though, and no way am I willing to pay that price for cheap plastic. Took less then 30min's to fit front and rear, good job I had the right screws and studs home though!

 

[WashingtonukPaul]

Nice one Bob the Bob.

 

[Oldav8tor]

Did you have to drill new holes to fit the mud flaps or did they mount to existing screws? I'm concerned about putting any holes in metal in that they use a lot of salt on the roads here in Michigan.

Tim

 

[WashingtonukPaul]

Hi, you do not have. to drill any holes for the rear ones, simply unscrew the existing screws holding the plastic wheelarch liner, put the splash guard holes up against the screwholes , and refit the screws through the predrilled holes in the splasguards and tighten them all up, they are a very good fit and really look smart, I have not done the front ones yet, hope this helps.

 

[Bobthebob]

Front flaps

Did you have to drill new holes to fit the mud flaps or did they mount to existing screws? I'm concerned about putting any holes in metal in that they use a lot of salt on the roads here in Michigan.

Tim

The front flaps need just on extra hole in the plastic arch cover, simple self tapper screw or a clip does nicely, been through ford in various states of level and not moved at all :laugh:

 

[Oldav8tor]

Thanks for the info - since they can be mounted without drilling into steel I think I will order a set.

Tim

 

[Nick Watts]

Just looked on their site and they are now £72 for front and the same for the rear!,


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[Renegadered]

They are still at £29 from this company on eBay

 

[Nick Watts]

They are still at £29 from this company on eBay

All sorted. Thanks for the heads up. Will be fitting them tomorrow.


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[Nick Watts]

The front flaps need just on extra hole in the plastic arch cover, simple self tapper screw or a clip does nicely, been through ford in various states of level and not moved at all :laugh:

Mine came with plastic rivets, are these required?


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[Renegadered]

Mine came with plastic rivets, are these required?


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You have to drill 2 holes to fit the front guards.
I used the pop rivets (luckily had a gun) as the interior part of the hole is hidden so cannot use nut and bolt - would have to be a self tapper instead. So pop rivet much stronger.

My biggest problem was fitting the rear guards.
Fit the underneath outside bolt first before fitting the 2 inside the wheel arch otherwise really hard getting the 2 layers of plastic to align up.

Difficult to explain but when you get started you will hopefully understand.

Its really an easy job as long as you have the tools

Really pleased and keeps the Jeep so much cleaner.

They should all be fitted as standard really.

 

[Nick Watts]

All fitted yesterday in about 45mins. Thanks for getting back.


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[Nick Watts]

Got mine in three days from this company. All fitted. Result


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[SteveZ]

Got the splash guards and find them to be pretty good. The photo shows the front guard (passenger side) after running down an unpaved farm road. It's obvious how the guard has protected the area under the passenfer door from paint chipping and other problems.

 

[SteveZ]

Got the splash guards and find them to be pretty good. The photo shows the front guard (passenger side) after running down an unpaved farm road. It's obvious how the guard has protected the area under the passenfer door from paint chipping and other problems.

Need to clarify - these guards came from zl1addons,com.

 

[Gaz]

got them today, £27 per pair with fixing kit for the front.
Will fit them if it stops raining